DevOpsDays NYC 2023
2023-06-06..2023-06-07
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, engineering managers, platform engineers, security engineers, open source maintainers, early career engineers
topics
kubernetes production readiness; OpenTelemetry application debugging; dynamic secrets management; SLO adoption and practices; chaos engineering for resilience; DORA metrics and research; ownership culture while scaling; service decomposition and migrations; authentication patterns; burnout and developer wellbeing; open source community stewardship; mentoring and career development
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| DevEmoOps: An emotionally integrated approach to the software development lifecycle | Laura Maguire | 34m |
Argues that software delivery omits engineers’ emotions and offers a concrete practice set from six years of field research: use resilience and cognitive… | ||
| From Intern to DevOps Engineer: Lessons Learned in My First Two Years | Deepak Goel | 05m |
Computer Science coursework does not prepare for operating a shared tenant multi-cluster at The New York Times on AWS and trying to specialize in Kubernetes… | ||
| Love the data? Be the data! A peek inside DORA's research program | Dave Stanke | 06m |
DORA runs an annual survey of thousands of practitioners since 2014 and now housed in Google Cloud that feeds a structural equation model to test concrete… | ||
| The Death of DevOps Has Been Greatly Exaggerated, but Platform Engineering Is Here To Stay | Charity Majors | 32m |
Argues DevOps isn’t dead but a new phase is rising: platform engineering becomes the layer that abstracts infrastructure, treats developer productivity as its… | ||
| How to make kubernetes rhyme with prod readiness | Tiffany Jernigan | 32m |
Checklist of what's missing between a Kubernetes cluster and a production cluster: decide cloud vs on‑prem and managed vs self‑hosted, add logging/metrics and… | ||
| Who Owns What: Ownership Culture while Bitzscaling | Daniel Golant | 29m |
Company grows from ~40 to 250+ engineers and the team builds a text-backed ownership source: per-team YAML checked by a GitHub Action, an inverted index… | ||
| Breaking up is(n't) hard to do | Todd Baert | 33m |
Claims that decoupling release from deploy reduces risk and speeds delivery get proven: a git‑ops demo uses OpenFeature with a flagd sidecar and Kubernetes… | ||
| Grappling With Burnout | Tim Banks | 06m |
Claims that regular nonwork routines measurably reduce burnout and extend a DevOps career, backed by a personal regimen of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu training and… | ||
| Always be Mentoring | Steve Thomas | 08m |
A Verizon apprenticeship called Project Athena brings people with no programming experience into paid roles that the program claims are paid a living wage and… | ||
| Are you talking about Auth with and N or a Z? | Peter ONeill | 05m |
Defines AuthN vs AuthZ by concrete claims: authentication is identity, authorization is permitted actions; shows historical roots, lists concrete… | ||
| There's More to Open Source than Code | Ramón Huidobro | 25m |
Argues that open source succeeds on more than commits and shows concrete non‑code work that actually moves projects: documentation and translation (WSL install… | ||
| Don't Forget the Humans | Julie Gunderson | 31m |
Applies system-reliability practices to people: create a personal runbook and a personal board of directors, monitor signals with devices and journaling (sleep… | ||
| Reducing Trauma in Production with SLOs and Chaos Engineering | Mandi Walls | 05m |
Argues that pairing measurable SLIs and SLOs with targeted chaos experiments reduces on-call trauma by turning vague reliability goals into testable claims… | ||
| Modern Application Debugging: An Intro to OpenTelemetry | Josh Lee | 23m |
Claims that OpenTelemetry provides portable metrics traces and logs with Language SDKs and the OpenTelemetry Collector and uses OTLP for transport… | ||
| Refactoring Applications for Dynamic Secrets | Rosemary Wang | 26m |
Shows a concrete path to rotate credentials without full downtime: a Java Spring Boot app progressively refactors from env/file injection to an SDK approach… | ||
| 9 Things You Should Do When Starting to Use SLOs | Sal Furino | 31m |
Nine concrete SLO practices: pick measure meaningful things tied to user journeys, export raw data (no preaggregation), prefer success rates over error rates… | ||
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