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DevOpsDays Seattle 2018

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Taking Human Performance Seriously in SoftwareJohn Allspaw34m
Argues that outages are cognitive problems not just code problems, using line of representation to show operators act on keyhole views of systems and cognitive…
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Moving From A Monolith To An API Economy At ColumbiaScott Nasello28m
Columbia moves to a public-cloud-first Azure model and builds an open data platform of microservices and APIs, using Service Bus, Event Hub, Azure Functions…
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You’re So Empathetic, You Probably Know This Talk’s Not About YouSarah Hagan30m
Presents concrete steps: take a psychometrically valid personality test like DISC (140 questions, ~10 minutes; D/I/S/C axes) or CliftonStrengths (top 5 of 34)…
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Can You Keep A Secret? Or Privacy In The Digital AgeJane Prusakova26m
Computers and IoT continuously create and store location, purchase, biometric and behavioral metadata that, when cross‑processed, reidentifies “anonymous”…
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Leadership Lessons From The Agile ManifestoAnjuan Simmons31m
Connects each Agile value to a concrete leadership rule: preserve dignity at all costs (a Slack bacon joke offends a Malaysian teammate, results in a posted…
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Mean Time To Relationship V. Mean Time Between FalloutAaron Aldrich05m
Argues that optimizing for MTTR over MTBF in human systems reduces long‑term harm, because complex social systems have no single root cause and rigid avoidance…
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How 500 People Changed Their Delivery CultureRavi Kalaga05m
Started with a 3 day 40 people Value Stream Mapping that shows a three month release cycle, then pilots a Factory of the Future: build a small automated…
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Buzzword BingoDawn Parzych05m
Argument: buzzwords obscure concrete meaning and slow problem solving; specific examples include calling modernization digital transformation when it simply…
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Fail GloriouslySteven Lattin05m
Argues that selling infrastructure automation requires a vivid end-to-end stack deployment in sub 2 minutes as proof, not a cautious MVP; frames…
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Fear Of FlyingTom McLaughlin27m
Argues that handing low-level work to AWS often improves safety and frees teams to focus on product metrics, with concrete numbers: Boston–Seattle driving fuel…
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DevOps In A Cloud Native WorldMichael Ducy30m
Argues that cloud native is an extension of DevOps where automation and orchestration are baked into platforms so teams stop fighting infrastructure and focus…
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From Developing Code To Developing PeopleDoug Ireton24m
Transition after 24 years in engineering leads to concrete practices: weekly one-on-ones, 5-minute debriefs after client meetings, and delegating messy…
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Kubernetes Is A Platform PlatformJoe Beda26m
Kubernetes positions itself as a platform for building platforms: it is an API server + etcd + controllers core where controllers run reconciliation loops and…
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Change Management For HumansTiffany Longworth25m
Uses the ADCAR model to map concrete steps: do stakeholder interviews, surface emotional hooks called Tigers and Puppies, then deliver targeted knowledge and…
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Moving 75,000 Engineers To DevOps On The Public CloudSam Guckenheimer33m
Describes moving ~75,000 (now ~80,000) internal engineers onto a single One Engineering System (OneES/VSTS) that enforces branch+pull-request flow with ~80% PR…
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Transform Your Security Practices With DevOpsPaul C Czarkowski25m
Describes converting thousands of manual SSH checks across several thousand servers into automated ansible remediation plus InSpec audits run from Jenkins…
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Design Patterns For Efficient DevOps ProcessesByron Schaller, Rebecca Fitzhugh18m
Covers concrete patterns: run value stream mapping to document every handoff, measure cycle time vs wait time and run separate sessions per role so hidden work…
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The Power Of Effective NetworkingDonnell Baker05m
Shows concrete steps and measurable benefits: companies lose up to $62.4M (large) or about $400K (small) per year from poor networking, and internal social…
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#Serverless + #Devops = BFFEd Anderson05m
RealSelf moves from EC2 to AWS Lambda for operations automation, first attempt in 2016 fails, then decommissioned last VM for automation in mid‑2017 and three…
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Bulding A Company Culture, For Profit Or NotDavid Awad05m
Describes a practical culture playbook: choose a mission, codify clear core values and be willing to sacrifice profit to protect them, hire with a written…
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Lessons From An Undercover BossSarah Shewell05m
Led a full DevOps redo twice: first as a manager that lands a five‑star app after four years, then as an individual contributor on a harder‑architecture team…
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How FIDO U2F Security Keys WorkJen Tong30m
Explains how FIDO U2F replaces OTPs with public‑key auth stored on a hardware dongle, using a key handle and per‑site public key bound to the browser origin…
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Automated Performance Testing In PreproductionBilly Hoffman40m
Shows how to hook open source tools into CI to gate releases: spin up webpagetest on a staging build, run headless browsers (or Puppeteer/Selenium scripts)…
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Who Are Your Alerts For?Ren Lee32m
Built a custom alerting layer on Influx that stages new alerts in git for a week and enforces fine‑tuning, with per-alert frequency knobs and a subscription…
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