DevOne Detroit 2018
as the organisers put it
"The cloud, the final frontier. These are the voyages of the conference DevOne. Its one-day mission: To explore the hottest topics of DevOps, to seek out new challenges in Software development, to boldly go where no human has continuously integrated before."
who it's for
devops engineers, platform engineers, backend developers, cloud architects, engineering managers, qa engineers
topics
continuous deployment with deployment rings; feature flags for gradual release; telemetry and large-scale logging; Reactive Spring WebFlux; Azure Functions and serverless; serverless deployment automation; load-shedding and token buckets; service mesh sidecars and proxies; consumer-driven contracts for microservices; distributed CI with Zuul; monolith-to-microservices migrations; API design as UX
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Our DevOps journey – Microsoft’s internal transformation story | Donovan Brown | 49m |
Microsoft reduces releases from three years to three weeks by reshaping people, process and product: 40 co‑located scrum feature teams, rotation and a SWAT… | ||
| Making Security an integrated part of the SW Dev Lifecycle | Siren Hofvander | 40m |
Argues that security rides in the existing SDLC using unit tests, code reviews, automated deployment and containers, and shows concrete steps: draw red lines… | ||
| Building a high quality product | Finn Lorbeer | 38m |
Advocates shipping every commit to production, rolling forward with fixes, and using CI/CD, feature toggles and monitoring to decouple deployment risk from… | ||
| Reactive Spring | Juergen Hoeller, Josh Long | 51m |
Demo builds a Kotlin reservation service using Project Reactor and Spring WebFlux on a Netty runtime, wiring a reactive repository to reactive MongoDB and… | ||
| Electricity Comes from the Socket and IT Comes from the Cloud | Rainer Stropek | 46m |
Shows concrete Azure work: uses Azure Functions runtime 2.0 (preview, cross‑platform), creates HTTP and blob triggers, runs and debugs locally in Visual Studio… | ||
| Google - Load-shedding | Acacio Cruz | 43m |
After three global outages in 2009 engineers build and deploy a load‑shedding stack by 2010 that evolves over seven years and actually prevents cascading… | ||
| Serverless by Design | Danilo Poccia | 35m |
An open source tool called Serverless by Design turns an event-driven app into a directed graph and actually generates AWS SAM templates or Serverless… | ||
| Old code doesn't stink - Refactor or Rewrite | Martin Gutenbrunner | 43m |
Two case studies decide whether to rewrite: a 15‑year ASP e‑shop that builds an importer (SQL→Mongo, RTF→HTML) and an ASP bridge so the backend stays available… | ||
| CI/CD in the OpenStack community and beyond | Maria Bracho | 26m |
OpenStack runs CI/CD at scale with 1,500+ developers from 150+ companies using an open infra built around Software Factory and Zuul plus Gerrit and GitHub… | ||
| Writing end to end tests with a smile | Ekaterina Budnikov | 30m |
Explains using Cucumber together with Nightwatch (Selenium) to write BDD-style end-to-end tests in any spoken language, connect those specs into a CI pipeline… | ||
| Evolution of the Runtastic Backend | Simon Lasselsberger | |
Story of moving from two monoliths sharing one MySQL table to a microservice ecosystem that actually works with real tools and numbers: MySQL → Percona… | ||
| Let's put U in UX! | Holger Weissböck | 32m |
Claim: API designers are UX designers and concrete rules for APIs map to UX decisions. Examples: a game backend on Google App Engine with remote DB, analytics… | ||
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