DevOpsDays Copenhagen 2019
2019-04-04..2019-04-05
Copenhagen, Denmark
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Fight, Flight, or Freeze - Releasing Organizational Trauma | Matt Stratton | 30m |
Organizational trauma is defined as systems stuck in hyperarousal or freeze after outages, with measurable symptoms like constant vigilance, analysis… | ||
| War Stories About the Ops in DevOps | Allan Ebdrup | 24m |
Web product runs up to 200 services, millions of API requests per day, with ~20 developers and ~5 ops; infrastructure is push-button server restart and… | ||
| Database Schema Migrations with Zero Downtime | Michiel Rook | 33m |
Company moves from infrequent releases to 50+ deployments per day and needs schema changes without downtime. Concrete recipe: record current state with a… | ||
| There's no magic | Henrik Høegh | 05m |
Visits to dozens of companies show adoption fails because teams treat new tech as mystical rather than learnable; containers, Kubernetes and cloud‑native… | ||
| YAML Considered Harmful | Philipp Krenn | 05m |
Argument: YAML's syntax silently misparses things (unquoted times become base-60 port parsing, many aliases make "no" a boolean false, unquoted nulls vanish)… | ||
| Cloud Native CI/CD using 'GitOps' | Kasper Borg Nissen | 05m |
This Ignite Talk was recorded at DevOpsDays Copenhagen 2019 on April 3rd: https://www.devopsdays.org/events/2019-copenhagen/program/kasper-nissen/ | ||
| Over-engineering My Home with Kubernetes | Matthias Grüter | 05m |
Starts with smart bulbs and a Spotify-triggered disco light that runs when the kids play “I like to move it” then explains moving Home Assistant into… | ||
| DevOps at the Scale of Thousands | Kenneth Sejdenfaden Bøgh | 05m |
This Ignite Talk was recorded at DevOpsDays Copenhagen 2019 on April 3rd: https://www.devopsdays.org/events/2019-copenhagen/program/kenneth-boegh/ | ||
| A Threat Modeling Process can Help you Transition from DevOps to DevSecOps | Bruno Amaro Almeida | 29m |
Argues that running focused STRIDE threat-modeling workshops (2–3 hours, every 3–6 months) moves teams from DevOps toward DevSecOps by producing concrete… | ||
| Every Scar a Story | Heidi Waterhouse | 31m |
Argues that development method, version control, and deployment practice always change together and gives concrete prescriptions: move from long-lived branches… | ||
| Fail Fast, Fail Often - Make Safety a Prerequisite for your Team | Nataliya Remez | 22m |
Psychological safety drives team effectiveness, backed by Google’s research, so make it a precondition for experiments and ops. Concrete practices: blue-green… | ||
| Succeeding with Cloud | Rasmus Hald | 30m |
Company adopts a cloud‑first, SaaS‑first stance and moves from bimodal IT to a unified delivery model that automates interfaces and enforces guardrails… | ||
| Modern Continuous Delivery | Ken Mugrage | 30m |
Claims that continuous delivery requires a single reproducible artifact built once, deployable by clicking a button, and teams organized as product owners… | ||
| Isolating Kubernetes Workloads with gVisor | Abdelfettah Sghiouar | 25m |
gVisor implements a user‑mode mini‑kernel that intercepts syscalls instead of letting containers talk straight to the host kernel, shipping two components… | ||
| Pragmatic Adoption of Serverless | Morten Christensen | 35m |
This talk was recorded at DevOpsDays Copenhagen 2019 on April 4th:
https://www.devopsdays.org/events/2019-copenhagen/program/morten-christensen/ | ||
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