DevOpsDays Geneva 2020
2020-02-24..2020-02-25
Geneva, Switzerland
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| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| The Good, the Bad and the Very Ugly in Structuring IT Organizations | Robert Falkowitz | 49m |
Argues that organizational change follows two poles — fill‑the‑gap designs vs problem‑driven evolution — and that each restructure seeds future issues so… | ||
| Building a scalable logging platform | Ricardo Castro | 46m |
A production logging pipeline built with fluentd/fluent-bit → Kafka → Elasticsearch/Kibana plus S3/Glacier for long‑term retention handles buffering… | ||
| Persistence layers for microservices – the converged database approach | Paolo Kreth | 57m |
Argues that using a converged database reduces operational sprawl by using Oracle’s built-in JSON type and graph/spatial features (made free Dec 5 2019)… | ||
| Kubernetes Security Jumpstart | Mofizur Raman | 41m |
Kubernetes requires concrete controls not slogans: pin images to immutable digests and use image digests, run image scanners like Snyk Clair Anchore in CI, and… | ||
| Natalie Godec DevopsDays Geneva 2020 | Natalie Godec | 51m |
A production data platform runs Kafka -> BigQuery with transformations scheduled in Cloud Composer (managed Airflow); pipelines are defined as Python DAGs, run… | ||
| Apply genetic engineering to your organizational culture | Liat Palace | 48m |
Argues that culture is organizational DNA and that behavior changes when the environment changes, citing the surprise that 34,000 genes vs 100,000 proteins… | ||
| Becoming antifragile is more important than ever in disruptive times | Jan de Vries | 50m |
Argument that antifragility explains why specific DevOps practices actually reduce catastrophic risk: deliberate fault injection with Chaos Monkey/Simian Army… | ||
| Growing your Agile team: Hiring and inspiring the right mindset and skills | Heidi Araya | 54m |
Argues teams need hiring built around psychological safety and clear decision rights, not just resumes; cites Google Aristotle and numbers: 83% work in teams… | ||
| A Journey to the Land of Orchestrators | Thomas Cottier | 56m |
A five-year postmortem of deploying a SaaS product using containers, covering practical experience from early Docker without orchestration through Swarm… | ||
| GitOps as a way to manage enterprise K8s and virtual machines | Yann Albou, Sébastien Féré | 01h 02m |
Presents a real-world enterprise migration to Kubernetes and VMs using GitOps: using Git as the single source of truth and a declarative CI/CD approach to… | ||
| Ego-less Programming: the Philosophy of Better Code | Piotr Gaczkowski | 45m |
Ego inflates design choices into unusable APIs and causes not invented here rewrites that waste months, sometimes leaving a bus factor of 1 that kills projects… | ||
| The solution of merge hell in monorepo | Maria Guseva | 42m |
Bitbucket creates {pullRequestId}/merge branches so every PR triggers a simulated-merge build and with ~300 open PRs that causes quadratic rebuilds; a custom… | ||
| Now That My Delivery Pipeline Is in Place, What About My Organization? | Joseph Glorieux, Mathieu Brun | 59m |
The talk examines organizational changes needed after setting up an automated delivery pipeline, arguing that tools (IaC, automated provisioning and fast… | ||
| The ROI of Mental Health: Building Happier, More Profitable Companies | Vinciane de Pape | 39m |
Investing in workplace mental health returns measurable gains: mental illness affects about 211 million adults in Europe with only 40% seeking help, Canada… | ||
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