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DevOpsDays London 2022

date:2022-09-29..2022-09-30
location:London, United Kingdom
series:DevOpsDays London · 4 editions
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Blame, Shame and Panic - What not to do when things go wrongJemma Bolland19m
An ops team can prevent catastrophe by designing for small blast radii but still expects human error — one person’s cardigan pulls an entire channel off air…
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Development productivity in a post serverless worldDomenico Musto16m
A power cut breaks a lone auth server called Argo, it gets unplugged, ridden home on a scooter and plugged back in so the service immediately restores — a…
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The curious case of the DevOps engineer and other things ...Divya Mohan27m
Argues that the DevOps engineer myth is real: job adverts expect impossible full‑stack mastery, so hiring fails. Shows tooling fixation — Jenkins pipelines and…
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Scaling Infrastructure as CodeKief Morris33m
Argues that infrastructure-as-code silos—Terraform, Ansible, Pulumi, CloudFormation or ad hoc Python—create snowflaked projects that don’t scale: example of…
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How To Get Nothing DoneBen Madley05m
Argues following always be working—grab tasks immediately, keep many tasks in flight, prefer huge batches, volunteer for new work—maximizes context switching…
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5 Life Hacks Using Feature ManagementSara Mazer05m
Feature management uses feature flags to separate deployments from releases so a conditional flip changes behavior instantly via runtime listeners, enabling…
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A CI/CD JourneyGavin Campbell05m
A legacy website is migrated into a self‑hosted Kubernetes stack with terraform, kubernetes and tecton tied into an Enterprise change management system and…
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"Customer-driven" Platform TeamsElora Walmisley05m
Platform team runs dozens of engineer interviews across roles and tenure and distills five concrete personas — Jamie Taylor Morgan Sam Kennedy — to surface…
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Who’s looking out for us?! A cautionary tale of BURNOUT and RecoveryMarino Wijay05m
Burnout hits twice: first in 2016 road trip collapse after flying Austin → New Haven → Baltimore and crying in a rental car, then again in 2021 relapse when…
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The Journey From DevOps to Cloud EngineeringMatt Stratton33m
Argues that Cloud Engineering is the natural evolution of DevOps, mapping CALMS onto build, deploy, manage practices and treating infrastructure and policy as…
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SOS: Sustainable Open SourceFloor Drees32m
Explains why recent license shifts (Commons Clause, SSPL, BSL, AGPL) and ethical licenses push companies and communities to fork or abandon projects, cites…
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Paid to SleepOliver Leaver Smith26m
Interrupted sleep shows cognitive decline after about three years and irreversible damage after ten years, so on-call needs redesign not platitudes…
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The next level pipelines delivering Net ZeroBillie Thompson, Claire Puttock27m
Res restructures a decade-old monolith into small flow-aligned teams and a platform (Uno) providing multi-tenant auth and clear API boundaries, which speeds…
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What DragonBall can teach us about being engineersMarcus Noble05m
Argues concrete engineering lessons through DragonBall analogies: the cloud speeds progress but won’t magically lift legacy mainframes, capsules are literal…
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A 5 minute introduction to Helm chartsTemi Olukoko05m
Five minutes that describes Helm as a Kubernetes package manager, explains charts are file-based packages and lists the actual chart pieces: Chart.yaml…
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Decentralising electricity solving the energy crisis with blockchain?Jennifer Mackown05m
myenergi makes a profitable car charger and home gadgets and the concrete claim is that homes with solar plus simple accounting can trade electricity directly…
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Kubernetes API ExplainedSalman Iqbal05m
Kubernetes API server splits incoming YAML handling into authentication (uses OpenID Connect), authorization, mutation admission controllers that can expand a…
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