DevOpsDays Zurich 2025
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| DevOpsDays Zurich 2025 | 01m | |
Interconnected Swiss community shows up repeatedly with familiar and new faces, creating ongoing networking and peer support; the Ignite sessions deliver… | ||
| From Athlete to Algorithm: Transforming Canoe Technique Analysis with AI | Marc Schuh | 36m |
Pipeline performs foreground–background segmentation and waterline derivation, uses pose detection (trained neural net via transfer learning on ~30,000 labeled… | ||
| Level Up Your Serverless Game | Lena Fuhrimann | 26m |
Walks through ten practical levels on AWS Lambda showing runnable examples: a NodeJS AWS Lambda handler, enabling DynamoDB tracing via application signals and… | ||
| Building Internal Platforms to Enhance Developer Experience | Christina Kraus | 26m |
Company-built internal platforms claim to cut onboarding from days to minutes with an IDP and raise policy automation coverage to up to 80%, illustrated by… | ||
| Pipeline Patterns and Antipatterns - Things your Pipeline Should (Not) Do | Daniel Raniz Raneland | 27m |
Lists seven real antipatterns with concrete fixes: avoid the ritual of running full builds on PR, merge and nightly; use a GitHub Actions YAML pre-step… | ||
| Planet-Scale Dashboards | Robert Lehmann | 27m |
Google builds a reusable dashboard system that automatically selects and filters dashboards for hundreds of thousands of services by detecting boolean… | ||
| Eating Your Own Dog Food - The Secret Sauce for Better Product Development | Carmine Vassallo | 05m |
Sonar uses its own code-quality tool to block merges until issues are fixed, forcing developers to address maintainability and reliability warnings before… | ||
| How can we make tech conferences more diverse? | Verena Traub | 05m |
Conference teams are urged to ping people from underrepresented groups, run mentorship programs and offer concrete supports like sign language interpreters… | ||
| Cultivating a Learning Culture: Unlocking the Power of Continuous Development | Marcelo Ancelmo | 05m |
Company builds a learning culture by combining concrete practices: weekly book readings by CIO/CTO that tie ideas to daily work, a pickable library, open… | ||
| Pipeline ETA: 3… 2… Tomorrow? Let’s Fix That! | Alexander Ptakhin | 05m |
Concrete fixes for slow CI: replace YAML sprawl with Makefiles and local scripts that accept exported variables from GitHub or CI status and run the same… | ||
| Breaking Ba(l)d: How to Prevent Burnout and Thrive | Sandra Czopek | 05m |
Burnout starts small and becomes total exhaustion; the talk gives concrete fixes: get up, move, breathe, walk outside and reboot your brain instead of… | ||
| Taming the Testing Beast | Peter Farkas | 05m |
A once-mighty Java-based framework drives browser sessions via Selenium grid to run 150 acceptance tests that take 5 hours of script time. Configurations move… | ||
| Unintended consequences of well-meaning changes | Dorota Parad | 36m |
A secure-but-overzealous IP whitelist spawns a chain of proxies so long developers bypass testing and push emergency patches that leak customer data; creating… | ||
| Microservices, Monorepos, and the Efficient Build Processes | Darko Fabijan | 25m |
Over 15 years the company moves from a monolith to 30+ services then back into a single consolidated repository to solve on‑prem release pain: CI becomes one… | ||
| Human-Driven Intelligence: Where AI & Automation Fall Short | Pia Wiedermayer | 23m |
Dives into concrete limits: the Dora report finds 67% report improved code quality while also showing that each 25% jump in AI use yields a 1.5% throughput… | ||
| Empowering SRE with GitOps | Manisha De, Marco Gonçalves | 26m |
Shows a concrete GitOps pipeline using GitLab CI with Kaniko to build images, Artifactory as registry and Flux as the operator. The demo bootstraps a cluster… | ||
| The Power of Simplicity: Crafting Durable Software Systems | Bertrand Delacretaz | 26m |
Argues that pushing for concrete simplicity produces durable systems: a 1993 weather pipeline stores hundreds of stations by hierarchical folder per… | ||
| Post "Accelerate": Why are we still failing at adopting DevOps in the Enterprise? | Rasmus Lystrøm | 05m |
24 years of agile and 17 of DevOps and six years after "Accelerate" enterprises still copy their silos into systems, creating silo DevOps groups, cloud centers… | ||
| The perfect match: How Extreme Programming enables Team Topologies concepts | Antonio Alvino | 05m |
This five-minute ignite claims developers are productive only 3–4 hours daily, links cognitive load types to work, and shows how test-driven development and… | ||
| Tomorrow’s DevOps Engineers, Today! | Daiany Palacios | 05m |
After interviewing a decent number of applicants for “DevOps Engineer” roles, the claim is that the label obscures what teams actually need and hiring fails… | ||
| Software at Tesla - A peek from the outside | Jonas Alder | 05m |
Tesla uses date-week versioning and pushes updates roughly every two weeks (one car got 24 updates last year), can patch every controller since 2012, and runs… | ||
| How I Started Worrying and Stopped Loving DevOps | Marcel Britsch | 05m |
Describes three product stories where CI/CD and infra work becomes a time sink: teams chasing Kubernetes and serverless or esoteric frameworks for CV polish… | ||
| No estimates? Try Flow Metrics. | Kamali Wickramage | 05m |
Argues for replacing story-point estimates with Kanban flow metrics, tracking cycle time and work item age and visualizing results in a cycle time scatter… | ||
| Code & risk | Adam Zieba | 05m |
Argues that code is a liability not an asset and that development teams must act as risk managers, not just value creators; cites a formal risk register… | ||
| Opener | 01m | |
DevOpsDays Zurich 2025 opener runs as a short, high-energy intro built from live music and repeated crowd chants captured by captions: loud woohoo exclamations… | ||
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