DevOpsDays Tel Aviv 2018
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Hacking Humans | Jono Bacon | 42m |
Five concrete principles: simple clear on‑ramps (six onboarding steps from why to validation for a first pull request), principled choice and asynchronous… | ||
| How to design your team for scale | Adi Shacham Shavit | 24m |
Divides scaling into traffic, team, and territory and gives concrete fixes: use autoscaling, elastic DBs and offline workers for traffic; enforce tests, code… | ||
| 10 secrets from Amazon and Google to make your company awesome | Amir Shevat | 45m |
Big companies here prove specific practices work: hiring with four to eight interviews and a bar raiser prevents bad hires; diverse panels increase… | ||
| 16 Guidelines for a Happy Life: Applying an Ancient Tibetan Text to the World of Work | Stephen Nelson-Smith | 31m |
Condenses an ancient Tibetan set into 16 guidelines organized under four practical themes — how we think, act, relate, find meaning — and maps each guideline… | ||
| Come with me if you want to code: the PiNet | Aaron Wolf | 30m |
Builds a 20-station computer lab from scavenged Raspberry Pi units using the open-source PiNet server on a laptop, wrestles with DHCP which fails on a switch… | ||
| Culture eats improvement before breakfast | Sabine Wojcieszak | 36m |
Anecdotes span a 23‑year‑old command‑and‑control shop where leaders publically shamed staff, hoarded credit and killed improvement, to a university case where… | ||
| My Tiny Phoenix Project | Karen Cohen | 27m |
A team intervention replaces a single hero with shared ownership by enforcing three concrete rules: never come in empty handed, escalate gradually and everyone… | ||
| DevOps Security - Is It Really So Difficult? | Reuven Harrisson | 36m |
Claims that security must be automated and that gamified metrics pull developers into fixing issues; demonstrates a CI/CD pattern using CircleCI + Docker +… | ||
| Deploy and Destroy: Testing Environments | Michael Arenzon | 32m |
Builds a self-serve platform called Namespaces that turns environment configs into JSON schemas and CRUD APIs and wires them to Mesos/Marathon, Docker… | ||
| How to Handle Errors and Retries in a Stateless Environment | Nitzan Shapira | 35m |
Serverless platforms expose AWS Lambda up to 15 minute runs but also timeouts, out‑of‑memory and cold starts with containers reused minutes to hours. Cloud… | ||
| What does Serverless mean for tomorrow’s abstracted infrastructure? | Gadi Naor | 35m |
Serverless moves the perimeter into provider-managed runtimes, which forces teams to build strong abstractions for triggers and persistence and to test both… | ||
| Observability - the practical approach | ANTON DRUKH | 34m |
Snyk.io builds observability around structured JSON logs from Node.js/Python services on Kubernetes, using Bunyan, Fluentd and Logz.io (ELK). The team logs one… | ||
| Charts and visual lies | Elena Levi | 27m |
Shows concrete ways charts deceive and how to fix them: truncated y axes that turn a 68 vs 69 CPU score into a huge gap (scale matters, start at zero)… | ||
| Want to do the DevOps? Change Everything | Ken Mugrage | 37m |
Claim: successful DevOps adoption requires changing organization, architecture, pipeline and culture together — you can’t just install tools. Example wins: a… | ||
| Value driven threat modelling - security by design | Avi Douglen | 39m |
Claim: lightweight, value-driven threat modeling fits inside two-week sprints and DevOps by putting security into user stories rather than big up-front models… | ||
| When is AI taking over _my_ job? | Sasha Czarkowski Rosenbaum | 31m |
Machines already replace narrow tasks: speech-to-text surpasses human parity and machine translation matches or beats humans; recommendation engines steer… | ||
| Developing 3 times faster thanks to Kaizen | Clément Pasteau | 26m |
Claims that delivery speed triples in six months and shows the numbers: tripled delivery speed (6→18.5 points/day). Implements Kaizen boards with six-step… | ||
| Bootstrap new organisation - The Ops side of things | Yogev Levi Shaked | 24m |
Bootstrapping ops prioritizes three concrete goals: enable cold shipping so developers can push code to production, manage technical and security debt, and… | ||
| Data Science in DevOps/SysOps | Boaz Shuster | 05m |
Collects CI/CD metadata and builds concrete models: a decision tree classifier predicts when to delete stale containers (it blocks a covert Bitcoin miner), CI… | ||
| Building Distributed Systems in Distributed Teams | Phillip Krenn | 05m |
Company runs distributed by design with core tools: lots of email, Slack and Zoom for sync and something like Git for async, regular all-hands that scale to… | ||
| CI/CD doesn't necessarily mean Jenkins | Omer Hamerman | 05m |
Argues that CI/CD does not require Jenkins and shows a working alternative using Drone alongside mentions of Travis and CircleCI, claiming fewer UI… | ||
| The Misuse of the Hebrew Technical Language: Shir HaPitz'putzim | Maish Saidel-Keesing | 05m |
A humorous lightning talk about how Hebrew technical vocabulary is created by adapting English terms into odd Hebrew forms. It examines examples of these… | ||
| Implementing SRE practices: SLI/SLO deep dive | David N. Blank-Edelman | 38m |
Explains how to turn reliability into measurable ratios (SLIs) like successful HTTP calls/total and simple math (50 of 100 = 50%), and how to set SLOs with… | ||
| WAT.tf | Nati Cohen | 05m |
Terraform gets praised but also breaks expectations: using lists to DRY S3 bucket creation leads to one delete planning to destroy all buckets; modules do not… | ||
| Pcapy and dpkt - tcpdump on steroids | Ran Leibman | 04m |
Uses Python plus pcapy and dpkt to move beyond raw tcpdump output by setting a libpcap filter, attaching a callback, and handing each packet to protocol… | ||
| 26 Feature Branches and other tales from the wild | Ken Mugrage | 07m |
A client runs 26 feature branches and only notices integration failures after sprint-end, so the CI server rarely sees combined changes; another team deploys… | ||
| The unsung glory of internal products | Gil Zellner | 05m |
Tiny internal scripts replace painful clicks and save real time: a seven-line VPN woman that cuts retyping and saves ~20 minutes per engineer per day; a… | ||
| 0Flake - Reaching reliable non-flaky tests | Itai Freindinger | 41m |
Finds three root causes of flakiness: unit floating point precision, non‑deterministic ML integration, and eventual‑consistency pipeline hiccups. Replaces… | ||
| Papers Please! A Non-Dystopian Look at Modern Authentication | Sam Bellen | 18m |
Covers concrete OAuth2 patterns for four real scenarios: server‑rendered web apps use the authorization code flow to exchange a code for tokens then issue a… | ||
| Cloud native: the cattle the pets and the germs | Avishai Ish Shalom | 31m |
Argues that cloud native has moved from “pets” and “cattle” to an ecology of ephemeral cells: containers, Kubernetes, serverless (Lambda) and cloud databases… | ||
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