DevOpsFest 2020
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Zero-downtime deployment with Kubernetes, Spring Boot and Flyway | Nicolas Fränkel | 43m |
Shows a concrete zero‑downtime path: Kubernetes rolling updates with specified maxUnavailable/maxSurge values, Spring Boot health endpoints for readiness, and… | ||
| Infrastructure Is Code on AWS | Darko Meszaros | |
Original: https://youtu.be/8fcf6S_vNA8
In the age of The Cloud, Serverless, Containers and Microservices, our infrastructure is part of our application more… | ||
| How GitOps Changes Everything in CI/CD | Ádám Sándor | 40m |
A large German industrial migration cuts release cycles from 6–12 months toward daily deploys by switching to a repo-driven deployment loop that stores… | ||
| Monitoring and Collecting Telemetry from the Assembly Process | Nikolay Vizovitin | 44m |
How to monitor and collect telemetry from the build process and CI pipeline: which build and test metrics to gather, how to collect them both from outside and… | ||
| Container Security: Evolution of Attacks in 2020 | Denis Yakimov | 48m |
Examines how attackers target Dockerized applications in 2020 using statistics and trends, and explains Docker-native defensive measures to prevent attack… | ||
| Bypassing Anti-DDoS at Telecom Operators | Gleb Khokhlov | 42m |
Examines why ISPs often fail to protect customers from DDoS even when they could, arguing for multiple defense echelons. Describes countermeasure algorithms… | ||
| DevSecOps: Fuzzing Source Code | Boris Ryutin, Pavel Knyazev | 42m |
Fuzzing has become essential for finding vulnerabilities; presenters explain preparing C/C++ products for continuous fuzzing like Google’s fuzzing… | ||
| Continuous Modernization | Andrey Zarubin | |
Как не отставать от современных технологий в долгосрочных развивающихся продуктах
Я участвую в разработке критически важного продукта для Deutsche Bank… | ||
| Putting Gremlins in the Pipes: How to Automate Chaos Engineering | Patrick Higgins | 46m |
Shows how to automate chaos with Gremlin agent + CLI and embed attacks as a Jenkins pipeline step, exporting configured experiments (example: CPU/memory spike… | ||
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