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DevOpsDays Austin 2025

date:2025-05-01..2025-05-02
location:Austin, United States
series:DevOpsDays Austin · one edition
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Failing to Learn vs Learning to FailSasha Czarkwoski45m
Argues that intelligence and skills reliably increase with deliberate practice and the right feedback rather than fixed talent, citing the 10,000‑hour nuance…
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Introspecting your machines with osqueryIan Littman22m
osquery exposes system state as SQLite tables so you can run SQL against hardware, packages, processes, logs and network connections; the project has 270+ SQL…
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Open Source Licensing in a Business WorldCarl Perry14m
Four practical license buckets: permissive (MIT/Apache/BSD), copyleft (GPL/LGPL — GPLv2 tolerated, GPLv3 avoided), trialware/dual license (Redis ElasticSearch…
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Driving cost optimization at scaleDeeja Cruz15m
Datadog runs a 2023 program that maps x86-to-ARM instance types, computes cost‑per‑core savings, and integrates Kubernetes CPU requests, Workday ownership and…
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Give up! Just stop patching vulnerabilities!Nate Sanders, mauvehed22m
40,000 new CVEs in a month and a trend toward >100,000 per year make patching hopeless, with ~60% of breaches tied to known but unfixed flaws. Root-cause work…
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Vim in the Modern Era: Leveraging a Small Editor for Big ResultsAlexander Smith12m
Argues that Vim stays useful for containerized and low‑resource workflows, claiming a typical Vim process uses about 12 MB of RAM versus ~493 MB for VS Code…
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Private AI at Home: Secure, Open-Source, and Fully YoursPaul C Czarkowski24m
Step-by-step guide to running a private assistant at home using open-source models served by Ollama, image generation via Stable Diffusion, and voice/home…
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My Transition from Platform Engineer to Platform Product ManagerNoe Lorona13m
Platform engineering background of six years and nearly three years on platform teams translates into running Kubernetes clusters, writing infra in Terraform…
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AI-Driven Incident Resolution – Hype or RealitySylvain Kalache05m
Claims that AI cuts MTTR dramatically and that FBAR (2011) and Dropbox Naoru pioneered self-healing set the historical baseline, while modern LLM-powered tools…
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Building Your (Local) LLM Second BrainOlivia Buzek05m
Claims a fully local, private “second brain” runs on a laptop using OSS components and low energy, and demonstrates it actually works by extracting action…
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Dependency DemonsMya Jaye05m
Explains how modern projects tracked in package.json/package-lock.json balloon into deep transitive trees that cause duplicated libraries, version conflicts…
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Fostering Personal Growth Through Failure and ExperimentationKrishiv Piduri05m
Chronicles failing dead last at robotics competitions then using each loss to improve, learning Python to break problems into steps, and building a home lab by…
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Full Stack Isn't Enough - The Rise of the Full Product DeveloperPatrick Robinson05m
Claims that developers must pair coding with product thinking and DevOps practices to make smarter trade-offs and measurable value. Specific tools offered…
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Getting Started Getting Started with ContainersGaro Yeriazarian05m
Containers provide a reproducible packaging flow: Dockerfiles and OCI registries define how code, runtime and layers are built, shipped and versioned; SBOMs…
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Egoless EngineeringDan McKinley25m
Argues that running teams at 100% utilization and hoarding responsibilities corrodes execution, using a 20‑person startup that added a useless Python middle…
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How Did We Get Here? Looking to the past to transform the future of ITAngela Runge19m
Argument: past hardware and city building shape modern cloud choices. Traces from punch cards to magnetic reels to hard disks to rented data center racks…
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AI/ML Networking Challenges: The Fast and the Finicky!Lerna Ekmekcioglu19m
Shows that DeepSpeed/PyTorch LLM training hinges on RDMA fabrics like RoCE or InfiniBand, with collective comms mapped to per‑Q‑pair sockets; demo cluster hits…
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How to Succeed for Outsiders and NewbsSilver Bowen05m
A practical method for getting hired and staying hired that reduces career growth to repeatable steps: adopt continuous improvement and run one clear strength…
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Save over 70% on your sqs-triggered lambda costDi Huynh05m
Migrates SQS-triggered, interrupt-tolerant Lambdas to Fargate Spot and reports an actual 84% cost savings on a pilot conversion. Uses spot instances for queue…
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Hearing and Being Heard - Getting the Entire Team to SpeakDaniel Ward19m
Research by Anita Woolley (2007–08) finds group performance ties to three factors not individual IQ: social sensitivity (measured by the Reading the Mind in…
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Sociotechnical Platform EngineeringChris Corriere17m
Argues pipelines are explicit value streams and delivers a reusable value‑stream map plus Wardley-style dependency maps that map dev → UAT → prod and where…
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JWTs ExplainedKirsten Hunter19m
Explains JWT internals: header.payload.signature with HMAC SHA-256 or RSA signing, Base64URL encoding, and use of claims (use opaque UUIDs not PII). Shows the…
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Platform Engineers assemble! Create your FaaS Platform using WASMGraziano Casto22m
Claims a practical FaaS platform built with wasmCloud and WebAssembly that replaces full containers and Kubernetes for many jobs. Pipelines produce…
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Scaling DevOps in Complex Environments: Challenges, Failures, and SuccessesChaitanya Rahalkar18m
Scaling DevOps across large, distributed teams reports concrete numbers and tools: 72% legacy of enterprise architectures persist, knowledge workers waste 12…
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From Bare Metal to Abstraction: A Tale to the Heart of Cloud-Native ComputingJeremy Meiss22m
Thirty years of infrastructure evolution condensed into concrete specifics: manual racking and ISDN/T1-era networking, BGP born on napkins in 1989, and three…
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Learning from History: The Past as a Compass for Systems Engineers in the Age of AIJohn Willis21m
A historical arc links early rule‑based systems and Deep Blue to modern transformers and agentic workflows while claiming practical evidence of rapid…
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