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devopsdays Toronto 2018

date:2018-05-30
location:Toronto, Canada
series:devopsdays Toronto · one edition
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Steve Pereira DevOpsDaysTO Year 5, DevOps Year 10Steve Pereira30m
Five years of DevOpsTO and about ten years of DevOps history distilled into concrete trends: a static DevOps checklist exists as an early maturity model…
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Unleashing the Gorillacorn - DevOps in Very Large EnterprisesShawn Sterling, Nan Jiang33m
Claims a measurable win: a replatformed cloud environment yields 48 dev and 24 production updates in four months versus 3 and 3 on-prem — about a 16x increase…
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Shaky to solid a test based approach to legacy codeCatherine Proulx21m
Claims a repeatable way to turn brittle legacy code into maintainable code by first writing characterization tests to lock down current behavior, then adding…
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What the Military Taught Me about DevOpsChris Short36m
Deploys military practices like whiteboard Kanban to visualize pipelines and celebrate boards going green, shifts documentation from printed manuals to…
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Good and the Ugly, how to be successful!Augusto Rosa05m
Has used AWS for years and spends the last year learning Azure at Indigo, which gave 1.5 million dollars to about 30 schools. Rates Azure Cloud as second to…
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Let’s Challenge Common DevOps Assumptions Health Tech EditionSimon Woodside06m
Runs a healthcare hosting platform where systems are heterogeneous, often non-ephemeral and stay up for years—about 50% of customers run systems indefinitely…
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Ready, Set, DevOps RoadblockKaren Odegaard05m
Argument: shift the incentive from protecting uptime to personal impact and adoption accelerates releases. A single engineer champions automation tools and an…
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Creepy stuff with anonymous dataDonald Donovan06m
Claims that anonymized posts are reidentifiable using mass-scale text analysis and simple metadata. The talk shows concrete signals — timezone and posting…
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The Secrets of High Performance- What the Data SaysNicole Forsgren, Jez Humble31m
Large-scale survey analysis shows that teams combining technical practices, lean management and mission-driven culture outperform others: high performers…
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Black Friday - Lessons in Resiliency and Incident Response at ShopifyJohn Arthorne29m
Shopify describes a Black Friday cascade: two rack PDUs fail, engineers fail over two pods to a shadow data center and hit $1M per minute in sales within…
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DevOps - The Next GenerationJason Yee, Rachel Lo, Elijah Andrews34m
A study comparing old-timer teams with newcomers shows homogeneous teams perform worse despite feeling confident, while heterogeneous teams solve problems…
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Choose Your Own Deployment - Interactive Feature Flag AdventureHeidi Waterhouse32m
Interactive choose-your-own-adventure implemented in Twine walks through feature-flag patterns and operational choices, showing a kill-switch that flips in 200…
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Revisiting Larry Wall's "Three Virtues" through a DevOps lensJason Harley05m
Reframes Larry Wall’s three virtues for DevOps as actionable principles: do it right the first time (economy of effort to avoid repeated firefighting like SSH…
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Who's to Blame?Christine Rohacz05m
A single accidental script run halts production for three to four minutes and reframes "human error" as a label not a cause. The talk argues incidents arise…
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Mission Impossible Prioritizing DevOpsFawzy Manaa06m
Argues that DevOps succeeds by finding a single bottleneck, fixing it, then iterating rather than chasing a full transformation; recommends starting with…
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Talk Selection as Mockumentary Film EditingMatt Stratton06m
Conference has 176 submissions for about 18 slots, with roughly 50–60 removable as vendor or off‑topic; selection treats the pile like a mockumentary edit…
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DevOps & Insurance CompanyJonathan Le Lous, Thibault Cohen25m
Large legacy estate plus net‑new microservices drives a two‑track strategy: modernize old Java/AIX apps via containerization and CI while running new work on…
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