DevOpsDays Salt Lake City 2016
2016-06-14..2016-06-15
Salt Lake City, United States
[DevOpsDays Salt Lake City 2016, DevOpsDays Salt Lake City 2017, DevOpsDays Salt Lake City 2018]
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Challenges Of Devops Adoption | John Esser | 39m |
Presents concrete signals: a Puppet Labs survey showing 63% adopting devops (another 73% planning), Jez Humble and Nicole Forsgren tie DevOps metrics to… | ||
| Security Automation In A Devops World | Alan Robertson | 36m |
Claims an operational pipeline that boots from nothing and discovers systems, models them in a graph database, and enforces best practices continuously on… | ||
| Servant Leadership Is Dead | Allia Deangelis | 33m |
Argues that servant leadership no longer suffices for DevOps and instead leadership must facilitate collective and technical transformation: concrete tactics… | ||
| What Does Devops Mean To An Adtech Company | Mason Leung | 36m |
Concrete outcomes and tools decide it: consolidating multiple AWS accounts forces a rebuild that removes 80% of static creds and removed 80% static credentials… | ||
| Getting Along With Your Db Ops Team | Nick Demaster | 38m |
Describes bringing engineering and databases under a shared DB acceptance policy that enforces ACID-like rules for deployments: each DB-involved deploy must be… | ||
| The Evolution Of Automation | Adam Jacob | 45m |
Argues that automation must travel with the application and shows Habitat as a packaging and runtime solution that bundles dependencies (omnibus roots)… | ||
| Stop Running With Sharp Metrics | Julia Wester | 34m |
Argues that metrics must map to outcomes and warns specific harms like a public SLA dashboard that names engineers creating perverse incentives and rushed… | ||
| Continuous Integration May Have Negative Effects | Yegor Bugayenko | 38m |
Claims that aggressive CI enforcement backfires and maps concrete failure modes across eight maturity levels including repo hygiene, automated builds, pull… | ||
| Watch Everything, Watch Anything: Anomaly Detection | Nathaniel Cook | 38m |
Claims a practical anomaly workflow: push metrics with Telegraf into InfluxDB, run Kapacitor tasks that compute mean and standard deviation or apply Holt… | ||
| The Evolution of DevOps Automation | Thomas Hatch | 30m |
Claims that Salt combines remote execution, config management, cloud control and an event reactor into a unified automation stack and that event-driven… | ||
| DevOps is not What it Seems | Mike Duffy | 06m |
Claims DevOps equals service oriented IT and rests on five concrete elements: culture, performance, tooling and automation, process, organization. Recommends… | ||
| Franken Monitoring | Matthew Barlocker | 07m |
Claim: stitching many monitoring products into one system—Franken monitoring—fails to deliver uptime. Concrete problems are cost of evaluation, lack of… | ||
| Sh!*T IT Recruters Say about DevOps | Jason Vance | 06m |
Recruiter emails promise impossible requirements, like 10 years experience with Chef or Salt and 15 years DevOps experience, alongside buzzword salad claiming… | ||
| Loosing Control and Being OK With It | Trent Cameron | 04m |
Claim: embracing shared responsibility reduces outages because ops cannot see or control everything and developers push at 2 a.m. Concrete work includes… | ||
| The Importance of Good UX | Bryan Hinton | 06m |
Argues that concrete UX fixes beat abstract exhortations: teams move from an auto‑generated REST API on node and sprawling Jenkins pages to a rebuilt UI called… | ||
| An Elastic Search Cluster Named George Armstron Custer | Will Button | 06m |
Elasticsearch used for centralized logs repeatedly causes whole-cluster failures so a runbook job called The Hammer automates restarts but does not fix root… | ||
| Best Practices | Tyler Bird | 06m |
A personal system called DeLorean collects about ~2,000 notes over eight to nine years and supports deployments with BOS and Cloud Foundry. Recommendations… | ||
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