DevOpsDays Seattle 2024
2024-05-14..2024-05-15
Seattle, United States
[DevOpsDays Seattle 2016, DevOpsDays Seattle 2017, DevOpsDays Seattle 2018, DevOpsDays Seattle 2019, DevOpsDays Seattle 2021, DevOpsDays Seattle 2024]
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Living an Unplugged Life as an IT Practitioner | Leon Adato | 05m |
Claims a decade of unplugging one day a week improves life quality while keeping a tech career intact, backed by routine, planning, and rules for reconnection… | ||
| Best Practices on Setting up Multi Cluster Service Mesh in AWS | Victor Yang | 05m |
Shows a concrete build on EKS and Istio that achieves cross-cluster mTLS and service discovery using EKS + Istio mTLS, with a centralized AWS PCA issuing mesh… | ||
| Culture is Still a Challenge | Mandi Walls | 31m |
Organizational culture directly affects delivery and cannot be fixed by tools alone: McKinsey shows 60% higher returns for top cultural performers and 200%… | ||
| A Decade with DORA | Nathen Harvey | 46m |
DORA summarizes ten years of data showing concrete levers not slogans: the four key metrics (lead time, deploy frequency, MTTR, change fail rate) sit inside a… | ||
| Rethinking DevOps and DevSecOps with Generative AI: Insights | John Willis | 31m |
Claims that generative AI reshapes DevOps by treating LLMs as services needing orchestration with LangChain and LangSmith, using RAG and vector databases to… | ||
| The Open Source Baggage We Carry | Daniel phrawzty Maher | 06m |
Argues that emotional ownership of open source causes burnout and brittle projects and offers concrete fixes: commit comprehensive docs so knowledge leaves the… | ||
| Implementing a learning team | Kurt Andersen | 18m |
A LinkedIn case study shows that forecasting with Holt–Winters fails to stop frantic shift-change escalations, so teams adopt a flying‑lessons learning team… | ||
| OpenTelemetry, databases, and machine learning | Adam Furmanek | 32m |
Captures SQL and planner output with OpenTelemetry traces and projects developer changes onto production data and indexes to catch slow queries, N+1s, and… | ||
| Alerts Don't Suck YOUR Alerts Suck! | Leon Adato | 31m |
An argument that alerts fail because they are poorly designed not inherently bad, with concrete fixes: avoid one-off CPU or vendor-example rules, treat FYI… | ||
| Bare Metal to Containers to K8s: How We Got Here | Benjie De Groot | 05m |
Timeline from punch‑card mainframes and a 2,000‑lb 5‑MB drive to VMware 1.0 (1999) then hardware virtualization in mid‑2000s, then 2006 cgroups/Borg enabling… | ||
| Change Your Architecture and Save the World | Aaron Williams | 06m |
Argues that replacing legacy x86 servers with cloud‑native Arm64 yields big real savings: the worked example shows 41 servers vs 18 Arm64 servers, with those… | ||
| Observability Concepts Every Developer Should Know | Paige Cruz | 34m |
Summarizes three concrete developer takeaways: 3 core concepts — know telemetry types (logs, metrics, traces, events), map the telemetry journey (generators… | ||
| DevOps in the Cloud | Seth Eliot | 27m |
Case studies show Amazon teams run a build it run it model where many independent two‑pizza teams own services deployed with infrastructure as code and… | ||
| Making strategic technology choices in a fast moving world | Ken Mugrage | 41m |
Thoughtworks has two repeatable artifacts: Thoughtworks Radar (published since 2010) that records rings—adopt/trial/assess/hold—with “adopt” meaning the tech… | ||
| A Greener, Cost Effective Cloud with Serverless WebAssembly | Kate Goldenring | 24m |
Argues WebAssembly as a serverless unit that starts in <1 ms and runs tiny 2–3 MB artifacts, replacing containers and MicroVMs whose cold starts are ~100 ms–1… | ||
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