DevOpsDays Eindhoven 2022
who it's for
platform engineers, site reliability engineers, devops engineers, cloud architects, developer experience engineers, engineering managers, security engineers
topics
kubernetes autoscaling with KEDA; EKS migrations and scaling; ArgoCD application sets; monolith to service store split; internal developer platforms with Backstage; resilience engineering and chaos engineering; privacy first data architecture; managing technical debt at scale; sustainable cloud and waste-heat reuse; infrastructure as code with Bicep and Terraform; supply chain security
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Architecting Atlas How To Handle The Immense Traffic of a | Anneke Keller, Koen Roumen, Kees Bakker | 40m |
Wakeup migrates its storefront to Atlas on EKS and measures real outcomes: campaign traffic jumps from ~0.6M to 1.8M hits, later a 71% higher peak than a… | ||
| Keep Storing and Carry On | Ida Furjesova | 19m |
Grafana’s monolithic storage starts as a 140+ method SQL store in Go using sqlx and global state; the team proves a service/store split with a preference POC… | ||
| Scaled Agile DevOps | Bryan Finster, Dana Finster | 21m |
A mock framework claims practical fixes: a monthly tribunal ceremony that removes developers who create defects, a single-release devops release Convoy to… | ||
| Transitioning Ops to the Cloud, adding Dev skills to the mix | Esther Barthel | 27m |
Argues that Ops people move toward Dev work by adopting developer practices but should focus on processes first, not tools; demonstrates using Azure Resource… | ||
| Why DevOps is like firefighting at sea | Danny Higler | 27m |
A naval firefighting model maps to DevOps through concrete practices: a fire in the engine room is contained in ten minutes and cooling/repairs finish within… | ||
| The Spotify model - Does copy paste implementation work | Vili Mileva Yankova | 29m |
Argues that copying Spotify wholesale fails for established companies and works only with startup foundations; prescribes concrete practices used or changed… | ||
| GreenOps Sustainable engineering 1 | Thatcher Peskens | 27m |
Data shows Dutch cloud ops consume ~3.2 TWh (~3% national electricity) and an 8-core node = 135 kg CO2/year while a continuously running GPU can be ~1,000… | ||
| Being Fine Dog Fine is NOT Fine | Christa Meck | 35m |
Starts from the meme fine dog to argue that pretending to be okay masks real harm, citing WHO-style figures: about 41% of under‑35s feel stress affecting daily… | ||
| Managing Technical Debt at Scale | Werner Heijstek | 28m |
Claims that organizations carry 20–40% of capacity as technical debt, that most debt items have a negative business case, and that only a small fraction are… | ||
| Implementing a Privacy First Strategy | Alex de Groot | 25m |
TikTok is fined ~€800k and the Dutch Tax Authority ~€6M, and a DDMA survey finds 89% want more control over their data. Practical steps: run team workshops… | ||
| Why Developer Platforms and a curated Dev Experience are a must have when scaling | Federico Fregosi | 27m |
Argues internal developer platforms backed by Kubernetes and a service catalog cut tech sprawl and boost revenue — cites McKinsey claim of 4–5× faster revenue… | ||
| What is resilience engineering | Piet van Dongen | 05m |
Claims that resilience goes beyond redundancy and retries to handle unknown unknowns, and promises the core ideas can be grasped in 5 minutes. Describes… | ||
| Happy DevOps teams | Joost Saanen | 05m |
Advocates creating guilds and regular meetings with everyone’s voice heard, using structured certification for deliberate skill learning, and picking projects… | ||
| Constrained in daily business | Pieter Lange | 05m |
Local tech teams are organizing weekly canal cleanups with 15 core volunteers, counting and cataloguing trash to drive local change and replacing festival… | ||
| Improving Developer Experience with Open Source 1 | Suzanne Daniels | 35m |
Backstage is an open source developer portal that reduces onboarding friction by centralizing metadata, CI/CD, docs and cloud links; Spotify measures… | ||
| Beat the curve how to stay fast at scale | Arjen de Ruiter | 26m |
Argues that staying fast at scale requires three concrete principles: small over large, autonomy over dependency, and parallel over in sequence. Shows how… | ||
| Toxic cultures how to recognize and fix them | Pablo Bouzada Santome | 32m |
Worked in 50 companies and identifies toxic culture by specific signals: company values that are marketing only, suggestions discarded, micromanagement plus… | ||
| What have you done against COVID | Anne Jan Brouwer | 29m |
A small team builds a secure vaccination registration system in three weeks: Python backend on postgresql, strict linting with black and Pile, CI that builds… | ||
| POWER your Cloud | Toshaan Bharvani | 06m |
Open Source Hardware for cloud servers that exposes processor specs, firmware and management controllers and can replace commodity x86 racks. The talk shows… | ||
| Supply chain security - develop quickly without inviting The Nefarious | Ivan Milchev | 26m |
Supply chain attacks are rising exponentially per Sonatype and one experiment shows an exposed EC2 instance gets compromised in 2.5–3 hours to be exploited… | ||
| How my children forced me to adopt DevOps at home, and how it helped at work, t | Moukarram Kabbash | 28m |
Home cleaning example shows small batches beat big bangs: vacuuming every room fails when kids interrupt and one job stretches from one or two hours to three… | ||
| DevOps Anecdotes | Fabian Basciani | 29m |
Team deploys every other day for a trading system that handles about 1% of global markets — ~$15B daily, so autonomy and speed beat bureaucracy. Concrete… | ||
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