devopsdays Amsterdam 2022
2022-06-22..2022-06-24
Amsterdam, Netherlands
[devopsdays Amsterdam 2020, devopsdays Amsterdam 2022, devopsdays Amsterdam 2023, devopsdays Amsterdam 2024, DevOpsDays Amsterdam 2025]
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Revolutionizing Incident Response | Emily Freeman | 28m |
Argues incidents belong in the daily workflow, not an emergency silo, and offers a concrete replacement for the SDLC: the Revolution model with five concentric… | ||
| Capabilities for Building High-performing Technology Teams | Amanda Lewis, Nathen Harvey | 25m |
DORA’s recent research ties concrete practices to outcomes: teams that adopt SRE practices show higher performance and 52% of respondents use some SRE… | ||
| From central hosting team to code maintainers | Marjan Schoorl-van Appeldoorn, Zoë Bosschaart | 22m |
A central DevOps team rewrites a Netherlands-only Cloud framework into a global, maintainable platform of a core layer and landing zones that any Ahold… | ||
| Manifesto for a Product Mindset in Agile Development | Henk van der Schuur | 26m |
Argues for a concrete manifesto with three actionable values: product leadership over process and personal prestige, usefulness of functionality over feature… | ||
| Mass migrations to the cloud | Piet van Dongen | 25m |
Migrates over 100+ applications and shows a repeatable process: inventory and visualize connections, create blueprints for common patterns, and use a small… | ||
| Building and Leading Remote Teams | Amber Vanderburg | 30m |
Describes concrete rituals and rules used with remote teams: a five-minute same direction storytelling exercise that names 2–3 responsible people for a… | ||
| The wonderful world of misunderstandings of short term consulting | Nick de Wijer | 12m |
Moves from in-house cloud work to short AWS projects that run for weeks, using Terraform to provision environments and doing migrations and audits. Assumes a… | ||
| Combine Support and DevOps work in an Agile team | Joost Saanen | 10m |
Kabisa/Cloud Legends creates a dedicated rotating flock role to absorb interrupts and reduce context switching, scheduling two flocks per day (one DevOps, one… | ||
| The power of mentorship | Tom Stille | 10m |
Compares two coaching modes: a directive quick-fix versus sit with two or three and prompt reflection with ask "what do you think?" Shows mentorship reduces… | ||
| Observability; a gentle introduction | Bram Vogelaar | 29m |
Starts from a 3am on‑call example where an engineer gets paged with noisy alerts and an 80% CPU symptom that means nothing without context, then shows… | ||
| DevSecOps by Default: What have, can and must we learn from Log4Shell? | Andreas Grabner | 25m |
Log4Shell (reported December 10 2021) exposes that vulnerable libraries can sit for years and only become exploitable when specific methods and arguments are… | ||
| Bringing Product Thinking into DevOps | Marcel Britsch | 24m |
Argues that delivery pipelines must be managed as products, showing concrete wins: a medical services client moves from releases every three months to days by… | ||
| Its Time We Rethink On-Call Culture | Sarjeel Yusuf | 19m |
Research shows on-call work raises cortisol and drives burnout, so the proposal is concrete: measure alerts per on-call personnel and escalation rate, group… | ||
| Aftermovie | 04m | |
A short aftermovie that documents devopsdays Amsterdam 2022 as an upbeat on-site montage showing opening applause, networking and food stalls, and looping… | ||
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