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GitLab Commit San Francisco 2020

date:2020-01-14..2020-01-15
location:San Francisco, United States
series:GitLab Commit San Francisco · one edition
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Opening Keynote - The Power ofSid Sijbrandji24m
Claims GitLab is a complete DevOps platform delivered as a single application to reduce handoffs and compress cycle time; concrete results include Wist cutting…
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Accelerating Innovation With Open Source - "Growing Banyan Trees"Arun Gupta26m
Argument: Amazon reuses Rust and CrossVM ideas to build Firecracker microVM which powers Lambda (about trillions of executions per month) and Fargate (tens of…
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Standards As Code - How The Open Group is Modernizing their CommunityDave Lounsbury20m
Open Group migrates formal standards from emailed Word files to a Git workflow that uses GitLab issues and merge requests, asciidoc + CI/CD pipelines and the…
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Product KeynoteScott Williamson, Christie Lenneville22m
GitLab claims a single application DevOps platform that reduces toolchain sprawl and costs citing IDC numbers like 77% adoption but only 8% successful usage on…
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Federation and Zero Trust CI inDavid Nicholaeff28m
The U.S. DOE exascale team implements federated auth for GitLab CI by making OmniAuth credentials extraction first-class, storing OAuth2/SAML credential fields…
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Infrastructure as Code IaCSean O'Dell14m
Live demo shows how to wire Terraform Cloud into GitLab CI/CD to provision an AKS cluster from repo-backed workspace, with VCS integration and workspace…
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Using to Power our Frontend Technical InterviewsClement Ho13m
Company doubles hiring while standardizing interviews by using GitLab to seed interview projects via GitLab CI/CD, creating merge-request tasks candidates must…
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Migrating from BitBucket toElad Leev20m
AppsFlyer moves from Bitbucket/Mercurial to GitLab, converting repos with fast-export and running a self-serve one-liner migration tool that checks GitLab…
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How to Implement DataOps usingEmilie Schario31m
Shows how GitLab implements DataOps end-to-end: version control + merge requests that trigger CI pipelines which clone the Snowflake warehouse per MR and run…
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Why Everyone – including Customers & Resellers – Contributes toRay Paik, Pierre Tardy, James Tharpe, Jean-Baptiste Vasseur35m
Customers and a reseller are making concrete GitLab changes: Renault adds a bot and merges runner work to run Windows containers (one niche patch required…
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Best Practices for Kubernetes RunnersSean Smith29m
F5 Networks runs GitLab CI for ~1,800 users and ~350–400k CI jobs/month and suffers an incident where a miswritten automation schedules pipelines exponentially…
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Driving Cultural Change to Improve Software Development and CI/CDRoland Heusser21m
Starts as a rogue 2017 GitLab instance and scales into an on‑prem GitLab EE that consolidates dozens of separate repos and tools, grows to 2,500 projects…
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How Marketing Can Achieve a Faster, More Collaborative Workflow w/Bethan Vincent31m
Describes converting a waterfall marketing team into a Scrum marketing workflow inside GitLab: issues, boards, labels, templates, milestones and epics hold a…
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Building Real-Time DevOps with Open SourceIan Tien20m
Mattermost bundled with GitLab Omnibus installs as an on‑prem chatops layer that pushes GitLab notifications, offers a getlab bot daily briefing and…
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Why we chose as our Enterprise SCMRavi Devineni, Michael Pereira19m
A Fortune 100 financial firm chooses GitLab as its single enterprise SCM after comparing SVN TFS GitHub and multiple CI vendors, citing built-in CI, SSO and…
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Shucking Corporate Oysters-Kickstarting an Innersource CultureBenjamin Leggett12m
T-Mobile migrates to SaaS GitLab and flips the default reporter role so everyone gets read-only access, can fork, open issues and submit merge requests; that…
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Journey To The CloudEric Labourdette, Vince Stammegna30m
Axway moves from on‑premise SVN and quarterly releases to cloud-first GitLab workflows, claiming 26x faster release cycles and 100% developer adoption. CI…
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Scaling Across the EnterpriseJoost Evertse29m
Case study of company-wide GitLab adoption that scales from a 14-person dev team to 12,000 users by replacing disparate tools (Jenkins, VSTS, Artifactory) with…
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Bridging A Multi-Cloud Environment With KubernetesTim Hockin31m
Argues Kubernetes is the practical interface to bridge hybrid and multi‑cloud estates and cites concrete evidence: 5,000+ nodes scale today and published runs…
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The State of Serverless in 2020Nicholas Klick28m
Defines serverless by showing concrete builds: a Ruby Rack app deployed to Knative on GKE using GitLab CI that builds images with Kaniko and pushes to the…
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Enhance Your Kubernetes CI/CD Pipelines With Open SourceNico Meisenzahl32m
Shows how to run CI jobs inside a Kubernetes cluster using the GitLab Kubernetes executor, with Kaniko builds images inside cluster (demo image push in ~27s)…
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Running GitLab and GitLab CI in Kubernetes for the EnterpriseSean Corkum, Kyle Persohn26m
Northwestern Mutual moves GitLab onto Kubernetes on AWS to serve ~3,000 users and ~40,000 repos, discovering Omnibus containers are resource hogs and fixing…
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Pipeline Setup? Sure, I'll Have Some of ThatAlexandru Constantin Viscreanu33m
Kiwi.com replaces ad hoc cloud clicks and shared accounts with Terraform modules for centralized GCP provisioning, injects cookiecutter bootstrapped repos and…
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Building a Software Delivery PlatformDon McCasland23m
A software delivery platform is built using Anthos and GitLab with a CLI that scaffolds two repos (app code and environment), creates a deploy token scoped to…
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Why Community MattersTim Hockin16m
Kubernetes launches from Google code in 2013, hits 1.0 within a year, and grows to ~480 contributors at GA then over 1,000 contributors later, driven by…
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recap02m
Company reports growth metrics and product focus: headcount doubled from 400 to 1100 in 2019 and plans to more than double again in 2020 to ship more features…
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Sid Sijbrandij, GitLab | | GitLab Commit 2020Sid Sijbrandij13m
GitLab combines version control and CI into a single application that the company says cuts developer cycle time dramatically — an example: a Goldman Sachs…
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Darren Murph, GitLab | GitLab Commit 2020Darren Murph13m
GitLab runs an all‑remote company with 1,100+ employees across 65 countries, uses GitLab itself plus Google Docs and Zoom, and maintains a 3,000‑page public…
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Ian Tien, Mattermost | GitLab Commit 2020Ian Tien10m
Built from a crashed third‑party chat used inside a Y Combinator‑backed game studio, Mattermost claims full on‑prem control and privacy by shipping source for…
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Vince Stammegna, Axway | GitLab Commit 2020Vince Stammegna09m
Axway describes moving from quarterly and semiannual releases to multiple times per day deployments, cutting lead time and lowering change failure rates by…
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Kyle Persohn & Sean Corkum, Northwestern Mutual | GitLab Commit 2020Kyle Persohn, Sean Corkum11m
Northwestern Mutual shifts from slow ticket queues to GitLab CI as the single pipeline for SCM, CI and provisioning, running GitLab itself on Kubernetes in AWS…
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Keynote AnalysisStu Miniman, John Furrier14m
GitLab presents itself as a remote first, fully open platform combining source control and CI/CD into a single application, claiming more than 1100 employees…
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Nicholas Klick, GitLab | GitLab Commit 2020Nicholas Klick11m
Predicts Knative GA soon and argues it makes sense when teams already run Kubernetes, enabling production serverless without vendor lock‑in. Calls out three…
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Christie Lenneville, GitLab | GitLab Commit 2020Christie Lenneville12m
Claims that over 50% of DevOps time is lost to logistics, a strict cadence of 22nd of every month release, and a push to collapse role-specific jargon into…
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