DevOpsCon 2017 Berlin
2017-06-12..2017-06-15
Berlin, Germany
[DevOpsCon 2016, DevOpsCon 2017 Berlin, DevOps Conference 2018, DevOps Conference Spring 2019, DevOpsCon Spring 2019, DevOpsCon 2019]
who it's for
devops engineers, platform engineers, site reliability engineers, engineering managers, cloud architects, kubernetes operators, security engineers
topics
Go on AWS Lambda; centralized structured logging; GitLab CI on Kubernetes; Kubernetes primitives and patterns; Helm based deployment pipelines; Windows containers and Hyper-V; terraform driven non-container deployments; Conjur secrets injection and rotation; container security scanning and CVE response; contract-first canonical data model; Jenkins-based developer deployer
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Go and AWS Lambda – a perfect Match | Andreas Mohrhard | 52m |
Claims that Go works well on Lambda by compiling small statically linked binaries and using a simple packaging workflow are demonstrated with a real… | ||
| Logging in the age of Microservices and the Cloud | Axel Fontaine | 38m |
Modern logging moves from SSH and tail to centralized structured logs stored as JSON, decoupling storage from presentation so raw fields remain queryable. Use… | ||
| Continuous Delivery with GitLab CI and Kubernetes | Michael Harrer | 01h 01m |
The talk shows how to implement Continuous Delivery for distributed applications using open-source tools like GitLab CI, Ansible and Kubernetes. It presents a… | ||
| Kubernetes Patterns | Roland Huß | 01h 02m |
Clear, practical rundown of Kubernetes primitives and patterns with concrete examples and numbers: Pods = one or more containers, Service = stable IP + basic… | ||
| Does it always have to be Docker & Kubernetes?! | Michael Bruns | 48m |
A microservice video platform runs on AWS without Docker or Kubernetes: 30 services running on 50+ EC2 instances across 25+ auto‑scaling groups, 3 TB in S3… | ||
| Docker Container in the Microsoft Universe | Rainer Stropek | 01h 02m |
Covers concrete setup and demos: Docker CLI works identically for Linux and Windows, Docker for Windows spins a tiny Alpine VM for Linux containers, and… | ||
| Adopting DevOps? You are aiming at the wrong target! | Gregor Hohpe | 30m |
Argues that toolboxes alone fail: a private cloud built with Docker, Jenkins pipelines and API gateways delivers fast deployments but stalls because the… | ||
| Understand your New School (containerized) Operating System | Quentin Adam | 01h 03m |
Compares Linux containers (namespaces, cgroups, capabilities) with full VMs and demos chroot, Docker, QEMU/KVM; shows PID 1, entropy and fork‑bomb side… | ||
| Best Practices for Securing Containerized Applications | Kumbirai Tanekha | 57m |
Shows a concrete pipeline: Docker Compose spins up Conjur (open source) + Postgres, Ansible runs a playbook that uses host factory token enrollment to give… | ||
| Many microservices – a unifying data exchange model | Florian Marquardt | 46m |
Presents a proposal for a unifying data-exchange model to manage interface complexity in large microservice landscapes, addressing semantic consistency from… | ||
| A question of trust: When good containers go bad | Tim Mackey | 37m |
Claim: containers that pass initial checks become unsafe as external vulnerabilities evolve, exemplified by CVE-2016-5195 (dirty cow) and the Apache Struts… | ||
| Developer Empowerment – Production Deployment DIY | Nir Koren | 58m |
LivePerson builds a Jenkins-based deployer that lets developers trigger 7,000 production deployments per year without SSH, using a central release repo… | ||
| Devs fight your Battle! A Pledge for cross-functional Teams | Steffen Behn, Tina Dreimann | 58m |
Company reorganizes into fully cross-functional, self-governing squads inspired by Spotify and executes a one-day 50 people Big Bang move; a two-day embedded… | ||
| Nightmares of a Container Orchestration System | Jörg Schad | 52m |
Practical failures and fixes for Mesos/DC/OS clusters: require immutable, versioned images and a private registry to avoid silent changes; monitor disk and… | ||
| Better Software Development Systems through Stress | Russ Miles | 43m |
Argument that deliberately injecting faults builds measurable confidence in availability, not chaos for its own sake. Practical recipe: raise observability… | ||
| Whispers in the Chaos: Monitoring Weak Signals | J. Paul Reed | 01h 03m |
Argues that failures become learning only when incident response and systems capture what actually happened: concrete examples include Knight Capital losing… | ||
| "Failure" as Success: The Mindset, the Methods, and the Landmines | J. Paul Reed | 31m |
Compares DevOps operations to the National Airspace: FAA logs 138,000 operations per day, procedures live in a binder of Terps approach plates that encode… | ||
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