DevOps is Dead? By the Way, What Is DevOps? And Why Should We Secure It?
summary
The talk explains how DevOps has shifted from human checkpoints to machine-driven, auditable CI/CD pipelines that must prove safety for critical systems like pacemakers, aircraft and cars. It describes using Git for automated merges, artifact repositories (e.g., Artifactory), automated security scans and machine-readable go/no‑go decisions to enable thousands of daily deployments, block unsafe commits, perform automated remediation, and provide traceable responsibility for OTA updates to edge fleets and modern electric vehicles.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 0:49LIQUID SOFTWARE
- 2:46SOFTWARE FLOW?
- 5:20CLOSE TO THE GROUND EXAMPLE
- 34:11EDGE COMPUTE APPLICATION: FROM CNA TO ENA
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