DevOpsCon Spring 2019
2019-06-11..2019-06-14
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, security engineers, cloud architects, infrastructure engineers, engineering managers, dev team leads
topics
Prometheus monitoring and retention; Kubernetes operators and lifecycle; Kubernetes enterprise access control; GitLab CI to Kubernetes deployments; AWS Cloud Development Kit; Infrastructure as Code with Terraform and CloudFormation; event-driven microservices and event sourcing; CI/CD pipeline security and SAST/SCA; Knative serverless platforms; Docker and ECS container operations; chaos engineering and resumable automation; ephemeral test environments and pipelines-as-code
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Prometheus – what’s new and what’s next? | Björn Rabenstein | 54m |
Prometheus reports recent, concrete work: a fixed six‑week release cadence is now active; alerting remembers ongoing persistent alert state across restarts… | ||
| Implementing Event-driven Microservices | Nikhil Barthwal | 58m |
Covers concrete choices and tradeoffs: uses domain‑driven design to pick service boundaries, advocates event sourcing + CQRS for eventual consistency, and… | ||
| The Status Quo of Kubernetes Operators | Roland Huß | 57m |
Gives a concrete survey and then implements an operator live: generates a Go operator with Operator SDK for writing operators in Golang, installs and upgrades… | ||
| Infrastructure as Code - Lessons learned from Dev to Ops | Emma Button | 42m |
Argues that applying application-development practices accelerates Infrastructure as Code maturity and shows concrete tooling and workflows: CloudFormation and… | ||
| In Silicon Valley, Engineers Deploy-and-Tell: Stories About Dockerizing an Application | Gabriella Querales | 49m |
A containerized monitoring pilot uses AWS ECS, Docker, Java, .NET and Node.js and proves that specifics matter: a prototype takes about three weeks, Node API… | ||
| Sustainable Continuous Delivery: Patterns for rapid and reliable Releases | Manuel Pais | 40m |
Value comes from specifics: map the value stream to expose an 18‑month approval delay at one bank, measure lead time, change failure rate and MTTR (State of… | ||
| Two Frames on Development and Operations | Jabe Bloom | 46m |
Frames treat DevOps and serverless as ways of seeing rather than practices, so attention shifts to concrete tradeoffs: bounded versus global rationality, 20%… | ||
| How we killed DevOps by creating a dedicated DevOps team | Adam Nowak | 58m |
Company creates a central DevOps team, then discovers it hoards knowledge, becomes a bottleneck and spawns constant firefighting; response is a DevOps wartime… | ||
| How Cloud-native Technologies are shaping Enterprise IT | Slava Koltovich | 21m |
Speaker: Slava Koltovich (Kublr) | https://devopsconference.de/speaker/slava-koltovich/ Cloud-native technologies are growing and maturing at an unpresented… | ||
| Open Source Pentesting and Security Analysis Tools: the DevOps way | Christian Nils Schneider | 58m |
Live demo attacks a deliberately vulnerable marathon app and finds SQL injection, reflected and stored XSS, and path traversal, with over 30 XSS instances and… | ||
| Best Practices for Securing CI/CD Pipelines or How to Get Security Right | Victoria Almazova | 40m |
A practical guide to securing CI/CD pipelines by integrating security checks throughout the flow: use infrastructure-as-code scanning before deployment… | ||
| Kubernetes access control in the enterprise | Jan Bruder | 59m |
Introduces concrete choices: uses OpenID Connect and client certs, implements a global auth proxy that forwards identity via impersonation headers, stores… | ||
| The Troubles of Automating “all the Things” | J. Paul Reed | 55m |
Shows concrete failures: an invoice/reporting/payment stack accrues undocumented scripts and monitoring, auto‑scaling hides faults, and an HFT deployment loses… | ||
| Beyond DevOps – Holistic transformations in uncertain times | Stephan Lange | 17m |
An online retailer builds a custom tool chain and integrates second‑level support to cut rollout effort for a shop that once needed 1,550 systems and 90 people… | ||
| The path to agile DevSecOps – a holistic approach of automation, orchestration and correlation | Gunner Winkenwerder | 28m |
Claims a concrete pipeline: use SAST + SCA + dynamic checks then correlate findings so true positives bubble to the top, with delta scans giving developers… | ||
| Knative and the three Dwarfs | Kamesh Sampath | 01h 00m |
Explains Knative as middleware on Kubernetes with three concrete pieces: Build, Serving, and Eventing; shows live demos that prove scale behavior —… | ||
| How non-violent Communication can help keep the Peace on your Team | Casie Siekman | 57m |
Claims that Nonviolent Communication reduces team stalls by teaching four concrete moves: understand your feelings (expand vocabulary; name the cause), build a… | ||
| GitLab CI and Kubernetes: deploying Applications continuously to Kubernetes | Alexander Trost | 47m |
Shows GitLab CI building a Docker image, pushing it to the GitLab registry, applying Kubernetes manifests (templated with Helm/grep‑style sed) and creating a… | ||
| Operations: the last Mile for DevOps | Damon Edwards | 33m |
Argues that operations are the missing “last mile” and documents concrete fixes: avoid siloed ticket-driven escalation, shift control toward responders with… | ||
| AWS Cloud Development Kit: Boost your Infrastructure | Philipp Garbe | 42m |
Demonstrates the AWS CDK actually generating CloudFormation (synth + deploy), creating a load‑balanced Fargate service, generates least‑privilege IAM for… | ||
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