DevOpsDays Salt Lake City 2018
2018-05-15..2018-05-16
South Jordan, United States
[DevOpsDays Salt Lake City 2016, DevOpsDays Salt Lake City 2017, DevOpsDays Salt Lake City 2018]
who it's for
site reliability engineers, devops engineers, engineering managers, qa and test engineers, security engineers, release engineers, software developers
topics
incident commander rotations; blameless postmortems; monitoring parity preprod and prod; alert noise reduction; work-in-process limits; kanban throughput metrics; weekly CI/CD deployments; branch deploy UI for testing; test automation and flaky-test cleanup; OWASP Top Ten checklist; parameterized queries to prevent SQLi; pipeline enforcement and IDE checks
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| How to Infect your Organization with Humane Ops | Matt Stratton | 45m |
A survey across 10,000 companies with 50,000 responders finds 760 million notifications total and 250 million during sleeping hours, and shows frequent weekend… | ||
| How it goes to heck in a handbasket | Julia Wester | 47m |
Exploring an unhappy path and arguing for using the Swedish lagom idea as an operational lens, the presenter shows concrete tools: a work-in-process limits… | ||
| Leading teams to collaborate-when they really don't want to. | Allia Deangelis | 01h 18m |
Workshops specific tactics not pep talk: use physiological intent checks, set a clear mission (example: “May 15, 5:00 p.m. PDT, deployed to X environment”)… | ||
| Climbing the Mountain of CI/CD: A Tester’s Tale | Michele Campbell | 32m |
Organization moves from fortnightly to weekly production releases and hits the goal by year end; several concrete changes make it work. Built a small internal… | ||
| AppSec in a DevOps World | Peter Chestna | 30m |
Claims that training developers eliminates many security costs and that shifting security left finds bugs earlier drive the talk: concrete fixes include using… | ||
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