DevOpsDays London 2023
2023-09-21..2023-09-22
London, United Kingdom
[DevOpsDays London 2019, DevOpsDays London 2022, DevOpsDays London 2023, DevOpsDays London 2024]
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Systems Thinking For Dev Organisations | Lian Li | 34m |
Overview of systems thinking applied to dev orgs with concrete methods: use stocks and flows and causal maps to spot feedback loops, distinguish balancing and… | ||
| Community hacks to enhance your career | Sam Hepburn | 29m |
Hiring managers often never see your code so reputation wins: get your name on talks, meetups and OSS contributions and that visibility moves promotions and… | ||
| From Farm to Cloud: Using DevOps to Optimise Agriculture Operations | Álvaro Santos Andrés | 30m |
Syngenta runs Cropwise on AWS since 2017, collecting decades of satellite and field data and training ML models that detect crop diseases and deliver real‑time… | ||
| DevOps over time | Kat Samperi | 05m |
A career-long push to replace repetitive human tasks with automation starts at MS‑DOS Doom macros and evolves into shipping auto-recovery pipelines that… | ||
| Let's call platforms what they really are, ways to provide something-as-a-Service | Abby Bangser | 29m |
Argues that platforms must be treated as internal platform-as-a-product and implemented as X‑as‑a‑service so devops principles scale, turning collaboration… | ||
| DevOps in the world of VR & AR | Edvinas Janusevicius | 06m |
Small consulting POC adds an automated Unity build pipeline in Bitbucket pipelines using GameCI to produce Android (Oculus) and Windows artifacts for… | ||
| Observability is Too Damn Expensive! | Chris Cooney | 27m |
Observability bills commonly hit 10–30% of cloud spend; 99% of indexed observability data is never searched and 30% of ingested data is never used at all. Use… | ||
| How winning the AWS GameDay World Championship made us better Devops Engs | John Hatton, Rich House | 05m |
D55 enters the AWS GameDay World Championship 2022 and wins the final in a neck‑and‑neck finish, claiming the title and applying that experience to daily work… | ||
| Want to build a feedback culture? First focus on observability | Sorrel Harriet | 06m |
Argues that feedback fails when limited to conversation and proposes applying observability principles to people and teams, offering a concrete taxonomy called… | ||
| Quantifying your reliance on Open Source software | Jamie Tanna | 05m |
Built an open source command‑line pipeline that ingests Renovate, GitHub Dependabot/Dependable APIs and other package data, stores it in a sqlite database and… | ||
| Delivery Metrics: the good, the bad, and the totally ridiculous | Jennifer Mackown | 06m |
Argues that delivery metrics can surface real problems but also distort behaviour: cites DORA metrics (four research-backed measures), notes over a billion… | ||
| A history of GOV.UK's infrastructure: the long voyage to Kubernetes | Richard Towers | 29m |
A decade of platform moves from VMware vCloud through multiple datacenter migrations to AWS ends with a replatform to Kubernetes live since March… | ||
| How To Train Great DevOps Engineers? Apply DevOps Principles! | Jack Mead | 05m |
Applies DevOps principles to staff development: defines requirements for teams and individuals, reserves time for exploratory training, and measures outcomes… | ||
| Inclusion: a positive experience | Becky Pauley | 05m |
Remote hire feels included within weeks because onboarding uses user manuals that state backgrounds, working preferences and mental-health triggers. Regular… | ||
| Navigating Unconscious Bias in Open Source Communities | Aakansha Priya | 05m |
Lists common biases by name—Affinity bias, ageism, anchor bias, gender bias, contrast effect, horn and halo effects—and argues they routinely skew who gets… | ||
| GreenOps in the cloud | Sandro Cirulli | 32m |
Cloud workloads account for measurable emissions (data centres ~1% of global greenhouse gases and ICT rivals aviation) and the talk gives concrete mitigations… | ||
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