devone 2017
as the organisers put it
devone is a one-day event organized by developers for developers with a focus on hot topics like .NET Core, Java 9, Security and Continuous Delivery. Make sure to join us for this unique opportunity and engage directly with experts in the development community!
who it's for
software developers, platform engineers, DevOps engineers, site reliability engineers, security engineers, engineering managers, Java developers
topics
Jenkins pipelines as code; Immutable IaaS infrastructure; Vault dynamic DB credentials; Spring Vault with Spring Boot; Cloud security and IAM practices; Cloud Foundry PaaS operations; Monolith decomposition to components; .NET Core cross-platform runtime; Java 9 module system and JVMCI; Canary releases and feature flags; Automated UI and load testing
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Keynote 'How to explain DevOps to your mom and how it works at Facebook, PayPal and others!' | Andreas Grabner | 40m |
Concrete claims and numbers: Facebook runs 700,000 servers, uses bootcamp onboarding, canary releases and “release first optimize second”; Google runs 75… | ||
| From scheduled builds to commit triggered pipelines | Wolfgang Gottesheim, Bernd Farka | 29m |
They move a legacy schedule-based CI into Jenkins pipelines as code, switch from Subversion to Git with branch builds and pull‑request gates, and break the… | ||
| Perils of the cloud | Philipp Krenn | 39m |
Practical, AWS‑focused checklist: concrete breach stories where leaked credentials on GitHub let attackers terminate instances or run crypto mining in distant… | ||
| How IaaS and Immutable Infrastructure Improved Our Way to Deploy | Markus Heimbach | 46m |
Describes replacing mutable configuration management with IaaS-backed immutable images built like Project Atomic templates, pushed to OpenShift/container… | ||
| Spring Vault - managing secrets at scale | Christoph Strobl | 42m |
Shows Vault + Spring Vault integrated with Spring Boot, demonstrating dynamic DB creds where Vault creates temporary MySQL users, the actual HTTP API calls and… | ||
| To make mistakes is human. To auto-deploy it is DevOps. | Anita Engleder | 43m |
Claims concrete outcomes: Dynatrace shifts from two big releases to 26 releases per year and daily deploys, runs 60 hours of UI tests overnight and nightly… | ||
| .NET Core | Rainer Stropek | 43m |
Demo shows .NET Core as a production-ready, cross-platform runtime: dotnet core 1.1 RTM plus a dotnet core 2.0 preview that adds roughly 20,000 APIs and a… | ||
| Functional Programming For The Anxious Developer | Martin Gutenbrunner | 38m |
Covers concrete Azure practices and lessons learned: automated deployments from GitHub with deployment slots linked to GitHub, infrastructure-as-code using ARM… | ||
| Java 9 - What are we going to love/hate this time | Martin Gutenbrunner | 42m |
Java 9 surfaces concrete changes: variable handles replace Unsafe for CAS-style code, the JVM exposes a Java-based compiler API (JVMCI) and ahead-of-time… | ||
| What's Cloud Foundry and why you want to use it | Alois Mayr | 46m |
Cloud Foundry is shown as a PaaS that actually does: developers run CF push, buildpacks detect runtime and produce a droplet, Diego cells run containerized… | ||
| Breaking the monolith | Peter Marton | |
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| Closing remarks | Alois Mayr | 16m |
Examples of real failures drive the point: a Bluetooth doll becomes a legal hazard in Germany because its mic is highly unsecured, a Wi‑Fi camera exposes… | ||
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