DevOpsDays Moscow 2019
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| How It Happened | 04m | |
Describes a DevOps evolution where developers build tooling to automate ops work for their microservices, reducing manual maintenance and accelerating… | ||
| Conference Opening | 13m | |
Conference opening covers practical logistics and community tools: an open space session at 16:00 for participant-led discussions, a GitHub repository… | ||
| Patterns and Antipatterns of Continuous Deployments in DevOps Practice | Barukh Sadogurskiy | 42m |
Examines real-world failures during continuous software updates across environments from Kubernetes microservices to desktop JavaScript apps and even cars… | ||
| We Are All DevOps | Mikhail Chinkov | 55m |
The talk argues that DevOps should be treated primarily as a cultural practice rather than only a deployment technology stack. It reviews DevOps history and… | ||
| DevSecOps: tips and tricks. | Yuriy Shabalin | 49m |
Concrete integrations that run without blocking development: post-build triggers launch static scans and return simple statuses, a reusable TeamCity… | ||
| Knowledge Management in IT: What Do DevOps and Habits Have to Do with It? | Rodion Nagornov | 43m |
Explains what organizational knowledge is (distinct from documentation) and why knowledge management is essential in IT regardless of company size. Covers how… | ||
| How to Build an App Without Creating a Single Server | Roman Boyko | 40m |
Shows how to build serverless applications on AWS by developing and debugging Lambda functions locally with AWS SAM, deploying them using AWS CDK, monitoring… | ||
| How We Went to the Mountains and Fell | Aleksandr Chistyakov | 43m |
A personal talk about workplace disengagement and burnout in tech, grounded in one engineer’s experience and his developing understanding of how the human… | ||
| 1000 Days of DevOps in a Bloody Enterprise | Yuriy Bulich, Dina Maltseva, Evgeniy Pankov | 47m |
A case study of 1,000 days implementing DevOps in a large enterprise, describing practical experiences, lessons learned, and problem-solving during the… | ||
| Will DevOps Survive the Age of Digitalization? | Andrey Shorin | 48m |
Talk examines the future of DevOps amid digitalization by tracing its origins and recent technological shifts (smartphones, electric vehicles) that change… | ||
| Kubernetes vs Reality | Pavel Selivanov | 35m |
Talk examines using Kubernetes to build DevOps in a company and explains why it often fails. It covers cultural and everyday operational issues that undermine… | ||
| What Is a Production Engineer at Facebook? | Sergey Puzyrev | 32m |
A Production Engineering team at Facebook runs an internal distributed-queue service that provides low-level message delivery and storage for many global… | ||
| Digital Product | Vitaliy Khabarov | 09m |
A proposal to redesign an electric kettle as a connected service that senses user context (wakeup, arrival home, baby crying) via integrations with alarm… | ||
| DevOps in the Enterprise | Vladimir Utratenko | 10m |
A seven-year enterprise experience shows that hiring a single "DevOps engineer" often becomes a bottleneck; some companies respond by creating a centralized… | ||
| Impostor Syndrome | Aleksandr Akilin | 16m |
Explains why imposter feelings appear and describes five concrete types—perfectionist, natural genius, soloist, expert, and superman—and gives practical… | ||
| Using Helm to the Fullest | Kirill Kuznetsov | 10m |
Helm is presented as the Kubernetes packaging standard with practical, actionable tips: use Helm v3; run helm upgrade --install for easy rollbacks; keep chart… | ||
| A Laboratory for Databases | Anatoliy Stansler | 17m |
A platform for PostgreSQL creates isolated production-like clones in seconds using ZFS snapshots plus backup and WAL restore so clones keep physical layout and… | ||
| Love Your Security Engineer as Yourself | Andrey Beshkov | 11m |
Proposes shifting security left by enforcing quality gates in CI pipelines that fail builds on static analysis or SBOM problems, using SonarQube and Black Duck… | ||
| Stop Using crond | Dmitriy Nagovitsyn | 22m |
Cron is unsafe for nontrivial/business tasks; use a centralized scheduler like Rundeck integrated with Consul for service discovery so jobs run on live nodes… | ||
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