DevOpsDays Raleigh 2019
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Doughnut Dilemma: A Lesson in Resource Managers | Ravi Lachmann | 05m |
Uses a doughnut box as a mapping from requests to resources and explains concrete rules: schedules, assignments, constraints like reservation windows and… | ||
| DevOps is Not War: No One Dies When Prod Goes Down | Chris Short | 28m |
Argues that clearer communication beats militaristic incident metaphors and shows concrete wins: US Strategic Command issues a call for DevOps and Agile… | ||
| A Successful DevOps Initiative Starts with Knowing Your Numbers | Anne Hungate | 31m |
A practical model called Know Your Numbers maps controllable risk factors to business impact and prescribes five key questions and seven simple steps. It… | ||
| Opensource Container Security: A Brief Overview | Jessica Repka | 06m |
Overview of a small open source stack that actually enforces container security: Anchore scans images after build and blocks pushes to registries, Falco… | ||
| Intelligent Deployment Pipelines | Martez Reed | 26m |
Shows an end-to-end pattern that turns CI/CD from a blind button push into an environment-aware pipeline: Jenkins scripts that check AWS health (EC2… | ||
| DevSecOps: How to Level Up IT Security Expertise in Your Organization | Anne Marie Fred | 30m |
Cites Snyk and Sonatype data: npm vulnerabilities +47% year over year, PHP +56%, and 24% of orgs report a web app breach, with time to exploit falling to about… | ||
| 10,000 Metrics at 200 Miles Per Hour: What Auto Racing Can Teach Us About DevOps | Chris Bailey | 36m |
Auto racing supplies concrete lessons: modern F1 cars run over 200 sensors and push telemetry through a fiber optic mesh to collect 243 terabytes in a weekend… | ||
| Better Monitoring for Humans: The CASE Method | Cory Watson | 31m |
A four-part rubric called CASE prescribes concrete changes: make alerts context heavy with recent changes, ownership, diagrams and Slack links; make them… | ||
| Supersonic Java Quarkus with Knative serverless | Daniel Oh | 30m |
Live demo builds a Quarkus app with Maven, shows 0.6s reload on code change, packages an uber JAR that uses about 96 MB JAR memory, then compiles a GraalVM… | ||
| Just Enough Feature Flagging | David Rogers | 27m |
Feature flags let deployed code sit idle behind a conditional so QA can test in production with real data, marketing can demo to a subset, and finance can… | ||
| Learning From Failure: How We Learned a Better Way | Craig Cook | 05m |
Claims that Five Whys and single-cause RCAs stop learning and that treating "human error" as the end of an investigation hides system faults. Adopting the Etsy… | ||
| Disaster Recovery and Contingency Planning for Platforms | Khadijah Anderson | 05m |
Platform runs over 20 applications with a smaller-scale DR environment mirroring web and database tiers and a proxy/redirect server for traffic steering… | ||
| Growing Pains - What happens when your product gets BIG? | Wendy Raschke | 28m |
Product starts in 2012 with a handful of devs and ~10k tests per day and grows to over ten times the developers with 250 builds and 20 million tests per day… | ||
| When Your Unhappy DevOps Customer is that Guy Down the Hall | Wendy Raschke | 06m |
Team supports WebSphere Application Server and the CI/CD pipeline and finds interruptions destroy productivity — UC Irvine shows 25 minutes on average to… | ||
| Over the Ant Hill to Gradle | Ethan Fritz | 05m |
Large Java codebase of 1,000+ modules migrates from Ant to Gradle to speed developer feedback and shorten release cadence to four weeks. Team maps dependency… | ||
| Fully automated production deployments with HIPAA HITRUST compliance | Matt Lavin | 05m |
LifeOmic builds a bot that collects data from BitBucket, Jenkins, and Jira plus security scans to automate change approvals while preserving HIPAA and HITRUST… | ||
| GCP vs AWS - Our head in the clouds | Sanket Godbole | 05m |
Nuage moves CI/CD testbeds from local OpenStack to cloud, evaluating EC2, S3, Route53, CloudFormation on AWS where SROS controller cannot be AMI and regular… | ||
| Argue Better with Active Listening | H. "Waldo" Grunenwald | 06m |
Argues that using a single tangible token and a repeat back routine turns fights into slow, verifiable exchanges, reducing escalation and shouting. Uses a… | ||
| How to be a Failure | Josh Atwell | 31m |
Describes automating a VMware certificate rollout with a PowerShell script across thousands of ESXi hosts and multiple vCenters that appears to “fail” only… | ||
| Build and Monitor Machine Learning Services in Kubernetes | Kirk Kaiser | 22m |
Recreates a 24,000-clip “clock” project using scraping, manual fallback and a $200,000,000 museum pipeline that required a 60-person team, then shows a solo… | ||
| The Psychology of Chaos Engineering | Julie Gunderson | 21m |
Chaos engineering proves to be structured experimentation that increases system resilience while risking human stress if mishandled; case studies show… | ||
| FinDevOps and Site Reliability in the Serverless Age | Erik Peterson | 24m |
Argues that serverless requires rethinking SRE and DevOps around concrete tradeoffs: introduces FinDevOps and treats cost as an operational metric, not an… | ||
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