DevOpsDays Chicago 2018
2018-10-17..2018-10-18
Chicago, United States
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as the organisers put it
DevOpsDays Chicago will take place August 28-29, 2018! The group that brought you DevOpsDays Chicago 2014-2018 is back together and planning the 2018 event. We're encouraged by the feedback from previous year's events and are determined to bring an improved experience and continue the DevOps conversation for 2018 in Chicago.
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Enterprise transformation (and you can too) | Donovan Brown | 32m |
Microsoft’s VSTS moves from a three‑year waterfall cadence to three-week iterations by shifting to cloud-hosted VSTS, co‑located 10–12 person feature teams… | ||
| Making Money with Data Science | Lilia Gutnik | 27m |
Company develops a customer-facing feature that reduces alert noise by using supervised classification and implicit feedback rather than rules, prototypes a… | ||
| Change Management for Humans | Tiffany Longworth | 29m |
A practical playbook for actually getting people to change: run stakeholder interviews to capture who uses the old wiki (consultants, sales, support) and what… | ||
| Sensory Friendly Monitoring- Keeping the Noise Down | Quintessence Anx | 26m |
Excessive chat and alert integrations cause real productivity loss: brief interruptions produce 20–25 minutes to refocus and even a three‑second ping can cost… | ||
| Elemental devops | Andrew Clay Shafer | 51m |
Argues DevOps is about five concrete elements — culture, automation, metrics, sharing and continuous improvement — and maps them to practice with examples… | ||
| Digital Ethics in an Unethical Era:How to Not Ruin The World | Sonia Gupta | 33m |
A survey of 1,683 respondents finds ~70% no formal ethics education, and the talk links postwar cybernetics to modern software: cybernetics informs decisions… | ||
| The evolution of farm to table and code to customer | Aaron Kalin | 33m |
History maps from 90s handoffs to 2000s config automation and restauranteur brigade practices, arguing DevOps improves by borrowing concrete rituals: developer… | ||
| How to Make On-Call More Humane…..and human | Jeff Smith | 05m |
Claim: on-call becomes actually humane by changing what alerts say and who gets them. Use roleplay alerts to rehearse real wakeups, include… | ||
| Release management as a catalyst for CI/CD | Morgan Meredith | 05m |
Organization starts a release-management program and moves from 50 to 300 releases year-over-year while cutting the rollback rate from 8% to 4%… | ||
| DevOps is dead, Servers are dying... | Paul C Czarkowski | 05m |
Argues that the old systems-admin job is shrinking as Kubernetes, Docker and Site Reliability Engineering shift operational work into platforms; claims… | ||
| Are You My Devops? | Josh Zimmerman | 05m |
A junior engineer wanders through conflicting definitions and practical advice, chasing whether DevOps is a job title, a culture, or a toolset; answers cite… | ||
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