DevOpsDays NYC 2018
2018-01-18..2018-01-19
New York City, United States
[DevOpsDays NYC 2016, DevOpsDays NYC 2018, DevOpsDays NYC 2020, DevOpsDays NYC 2023]
who it's for
devops engineers, site reliability engineers, platform engineers, engineering managers, cloud engineers, release engineers
topics
Kubernetes on Azure; containers and microservices; continuous delivery pipelines; feature flag deployment workflows; dynamic query debugging and joins; CloudWatch Events to Lambda orchestration; editing production data safely; DevOps dojo team training; resilience engineering and blast partitions; observability with Zipkin tracing
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Devops - Almost 10 Years - What A Strange Long Trip It's Been (Keynote) | John Willis | 44m |
A concise timeline of what changed and what actually worked: cfengine principles → Puppet replacing cfengine, Chef recipes and cookbooks enabling reusable… | ||
| DevOps Is More About Customer Feedback And Quick Learning... | Kishore Jalleda | 23m |
Claims that DevOps is mainly about customer feedback and rapid learning not culture or tools. Specifics include using error budgets with denied SRE support to… | ||
| Cloud, Containers, Kubernetes | Bridget Kromhout | 30m |
Microsoft claims it now embraces open source and demonstrates Linux on Azure from a Mac, walking through concrete choices for microservices, backing data… | ||
| Resolving Outages Faster With Better Debugging Strategies | Liz Fong Jones, Adam Mckaig | 28m |
A concrete workflow that replaces “look at dashboards” with dynamic query evaluation, arbitrary data joins, and exemplars/dynamic sampling finds a single bad… | ||
| Accelerate DevOps Adoption With A Dojo | Manish Patel | 23m |
Describes a Dojo that embeds teams for 6 weeks with 2 1/2 day sprints to teach story mapping, testability first, CI pipelines, branching and cloud deployment… | ||
| Heidi WaterHouse - DevOpsDays NYC 2018 Ignite | Heidi Waterhouse | 06m |
Sharp, sarcastic redefinitions of common buzzwords that trade technical detail for jokes, so skip it if wanting concrete claims, tool names, metrics or… | ||
| Jason Yee - DevOpsDays NYC 2018 Ignite | Jason Yee | 05m |
Great cocktails require four components in balance: strong sweet sour bitter and that balance, not fancy bottles, makes them interesting. Use good but not… | ||
| Mike Fiedler - DevOpsDays NYC 2018 Ignite | Mike Fiedler | 05m |
Shows a concrete hack: use CloudWatch Events as an event bus and trigger Lambda functions to reconcile ECS state, calling the ECS API from Python to scale… | ||
| Dawn Parzych - DevOpsDays NYC 2018 Ignite | Dawn Parzych | 05m |
The listing gives only a title and a mangled caption so deciding rests on specifics not on the word DevOps. Key signals are a clear one-line claim about what… | ||
| Stealing The Best Ideas From DevOps (Closing Talk) | Thomas A. Limoncelli | 41m |
Five concrete claims anchor the talk: five DevOps principles are defined and applied concretely, specific processes get changed, and real systems get built and… | ||
| The History Of Fire Escapes: How To Fail (Keynote) | Tanya Reilly | 40m |
Argues that surprise failures come from poor physical design and policy not from bad luck and shows concrete analogs that map to infrastructure: use fire… | ||
| Choose Your Own Deployment: Interactive Feature Flag Adventure | Heidi Waterhouse | 30m |
An interactive Twine-driven demo uses launch darkly feature flags to show concrete workflows: a kill switch flips a bad feature in ~200 milliseconds versus two… | ||
| Moneyball and the Science of Building Great DevOps Teams (DevOpsDays-NYC 2018 d2 03) | Peter Varhol | 26m |
Argues that data, not intuition, picks team winners and shows which skills actually predict success versus anecdotal signals that mislead. Describes turning… | ||
| Strategies To Edit Production Data | Julie Qiu | 29m |
Progresses through five concrete strategies for making SQL writes from a Python stack and gives specific tradeoffs: Raw SQL queries (fast but un-audited)… | ||
| Moving Fast At Scale | Randy Shoup | 30m |
Argues that engineering organization design drives architecture and speed, using two-pizza teams and small autonomous product teams that own code, ops, and… | ||
| Jay Gordon - DevOpsDays NYC 2018 Ignite | Jay Gordon | 06m |
Claim: switching from longterm ops into developer advocacy by leaning on sysadmin skills, volunteering and event work produces a real, repeatable career path… | ||
| Chris Short - DevOpsDays NYC 2018 Ignite | Chris Short | 06m |
Machine captions are mangled Spanish and provide no usable transcript, so the only thing that changes the decision is concrete evidence: a single clear claim… | ||
| Gerie Owen - DevOpsDays NYC 2018 Ignite | Gerie Owen | 05m |
Groupthink undermines DevOps by turning collaboration into conformity, claiming teams with many fixed mindsets amplify individual bias and self‑censor, killing… | ||
| Michael Ducy - DevOpsDays NYC 2018 Ignite | Michael Ducy | 05m |
Claim: containers change monitoring and microservices change service observability. Explains Linux primitives like cgroups namespaces LSM and treats containers… | ||
| Aaron Aldrich - DevOpsDays NYC 2018 Ignite | Aaron Aldrich | 05m |
Argues that optimizing for mean time to resolution beats stretching mean time between failures, and that resilient systems recover from unknowns rather than… | ||
| Secrets From The Agile Manifesto Authors On Flow (Closing Talk) | Ryan Lockard | 39m |
A project interviews 14 of the 17 authors to test the claim DevOps is the true agility enabler and unexpectedly doubles its success benchmark, producing a… | ||
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