Incontro DevOps 2017
2017-03-10
Bologna, Italy
who it's for
devops engineers, platform engineers, site reliability engineers, infrastructure engineers, release engineers, automation engineers, engineering managers
topics
containerized continuous integration with Jenkins; docker networking models and troubleshooting; Kubernetes on GKE with autoscaling; Prometheus monitoring and PromQL; application metrics and Grafana dashboards; test driven Ansible with molecule and testinfra; Terraform infrastructure as code; gluster storage API integration; oVirt management with Ansible; autonomous convergent configuration management; MySQL to Aurora zero downtime migration; continuous deployment at scale
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Cloud Databases: Pros and Cons | Riccardo Capecchi, Marco Careddu, Piermarco Zerbini | 40m |
Describes migrating a MySQL cluster to Amazon Aurora (RDS) with a zero‑downtime process using S3 snapshots, RDS replicas across availability zones (and… | ||
| Supercharged Continuous Integration with Docker Containers | Michele Bariani | 28m |
Using unprivileged Docker containers for Jenkins agents, with per-build custom images that include language runtimes and dependencies, speeds up CI, provides… | ||
| Test-driven infrastructure development | Andrea Tosatto | 29m |
Claims that Test-Driven Development applied to Ansible roles lets teams ship automation into legacy, heterogeneous infrastructure with far fewer surprises, by… | ||
| You’re monitoring containers wrong | Alessandro Gallotta | 28m |
Argues that the Docker stats API is too limited and that instrumenting every container adds prohibitive overhead, so a lightweight kernel module deployed as a… | ||
| The Prometheus monitoring system | Ben Kochie | 40m |
Prometheus is a single Go binary monitoring system and TSDB that proves useful specifics: it replaces New Relic for a Rails stack, adds node exporter and local… | ||
| Improving Your Services the DevOps Way | Marco Marongiu | 26m |
A mail infrastructure migration is rebuilt in parallel to the old system using a rolling upgrade that progressively replaces services. The team uses… | ||
| Demystifying Docker networking black magic | Lorenzo Fontana | 44m |
Explains the container network model as three concrete pieces: sandbox (network namespace), endpoints implemented with veth pairs, and the docker0 bridge or… | ||
| Next generation config mgmt: autonomous systems | James Shubin | 43m |
An experimental config engine called mgmt claims real-time, autonomous convergence by running a resource parallel DAG execution model so a demo graph that… | ||
| Kubernetes the easy way | Ádám Sándor | 35m |
Zoover migrates development and production to GKE (Google Container Engine) and runs a three‑service Node.js app on a managed Kubernetes cluster with internal… | ||
| Software Heritage: DevOps challenges to preserve our software commons | Stefano Zacchiroli | 44m |
Software Heritage claims to archive 3 billion files and 700 million commits from over 50 million projects and exposes a Web API and planned git-clone mirrors… | ||
| Understanding Agile Leadership | Andrea Provaglio | 39m |
Agile leadership is defined as recognizing uncertainty and acting smartly in complex systems by decentralizing decisions to those with competence and room to… | ||
| Let’s Monitor Your DB Cluster the DevOps Way | Roberto Franchini | 38m |
A Dropwizard Metrics plugin is implemented for OrientDB to register counters for connections, reads, writes and updates and to publish those metrics every… | ||
| It’s Easy to Say Serverless | Alessio Coser, Daniel De Paoli | 35m |
Describes using Function-as-a-Service (serverless) to run an event-driven photo pipeline: uploads trigger parallel image processing and the cloud autoscaling… | ||
| Infrastructure as Code with Terraform | Marco Colombo | 36m |
HashiCorp Terraform is presented as a tool to encode and manage real cloud infrastructure as code. The talk demos provisioning AWS resources — EC2 instances… | ||
| Tavola rotonda: DevOps e certificazioni professionali | Fabian Thorns | 56m |
Linux Professional Institute is building a community-driven DevOps certification that certifies practical use of prominent open-source tools rather than a… | ||
| What do we know about continuous delivery – and what would we like to know | Lars Bendix | 36m |
A joint academia–industry study reviews literature and 15 company interviews and reports measurable claims: high performers report 50x more frequent… | ||
| Digital Publishing in the DevOps Era | Cesare Navarotto, Gabriele Mearelli | 33m |
Poligrafici Group rebuilt its digital publishing delivery platform into a hybrid headless CMS using microservices packaged in Docker containers and deployed on… | ||
| Manage Your Open Datacenter with oVirt and Ansible | Simone Tiraboschi | 35m |
Demonstrates using the oVirt Ansible module (needs oVirt API v4 and Ansible ≥2.2) to automate provisioning of a complete datacenter: creating data centers and… | ||
| Integration of flexible storage with the api of gluster | Niels de Vos | 41m |
Gluster presents a distributed scale‑out filesystem with Samba, QEMU, NFS-Ganesha integrations and language bindings (C, Golang, Python, Java). It has no… | ||
| Converge: a graph-based configuration management system | Steven Borrelli | 32m |
A configuration tool that claims it can deploy complex systems like Kubernetes from a single statically linked binary, born from deploying hundreds of Mesos… | ||
| Cerved: A Journey of Innovation | Antonio Mantuano, Damiano Tarantino | 36m |
Cerved explains building an on-premise automated server farm that replaces VM/manual provisioning with Mesos and Marathon orchestration. The solution deploys… | ||
| Puppet Control-Repo to the Next Level | Alessandro Franceschi | 42m |
A concrete Puppet control-repo layout is presented including a Puppetfile for vendoring public modules, Hiera v5 hierarchies organized by… | ||
| Continuous deployment at scale | Premshree Pillai | 32m |
Etsy runs continuous deployment that actually ships product not just code: about 20–40 production deploys a day, driven by master-first commits guarded by… | ||
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