Incontro DevOps Italia 2018
2018-03-08..2018-03-09
Bologna, Italy
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who it's for
platform engineers, devops engineers, site reliability engineers, cloud engineers, infrastructure engineers, backend developers, engineering managers
topics
Kubernetes operators and CRDs; Kubernetes failure modes; Docker and container platforms; Helm deployments; PostgreSQL streaming replicas; AWS containers state; Azure Kubernetes platform; AWS Lambda autoscaling; continuous deployment for UIs; Puppet infrastructure tooling; Hadoop ecosystem introduction; Vagrant lifecycle and alternatives
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| The Return of the Dull Stack Engineer | Krys Buytaert | 34m |
Argues for a return to the Dull Stack Engineer who knows what’s running on his platform and prioritises operability over chasing new shiny tools. Shows how… | ||
| CONTAINERS AT AWS: STATE OF THE UNION | Massimo Re Ferrè | 34m |
While DevOps continue to mean a lot of things to a lot of people, containers continue to deliver lots of goodness in the DevOps space. Containers are becoming… | ||
| USING KUBERNETES/DOCKER/HELM TO DEPLOY ON-DEMAND POSTGRESQL STREAMING REPLICAS | Steve Hetzel | 30m |
Kubernetes + Docker + Helm deploy on-demand Postgres streaming replicas using StatefulSets, PersistentVolumes (GCE/EBS), and PG_BASEBACKUP; Helm values.yaml… | ||
| BDMAAS: SMART AND BUSINESS-DRIVEN AUTOSCALING FOR LARGE-SCALE CLOUD BASED IT S... | Mauro Tortonesi | 35m |
Claims that BDMaaS (an open‑source JRuby-based engine) actually evaluates alternative VM placements and instance counts against real AWS pricing and SLO… | ||
| BIG DATA STORAGE & PROCESSING: Introduction to Hadoop and Its Ecosystem | Filippo Natali | 51m |
Hadoop is presented as a petabyte-scale data storage and processing platform used by Facebook and others, with HDFS storing files in 128–256 MB blocks and a… | ||
| PROMISE THEORY: FROM CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT TO TEAM LEADERSHIP | Marco Marongiu | 39m |
Claims that Promise Theory can run a loosely coupled IT function without direct authority, backed by applied Promise Theory to a one-person then two-person IT… | ||
| PUPPET SYSTEMS INFRASTRUCTURE CONSTRUCTION KIT | Alessandro Franceschi | 37m |
The presentation is about PSICK a Puppet module and the companion control-repo, which can be used to build a modern, flexible, expandable and full featured IT… | ||
| A LINGUISTIC APPROACH TO MICROSERVICES | Claudio Guidi | 34m |
Argues that microservices are a programming-language concern and presents Jolie, an interpreter implemented on the JVM that makes services first-class with… | ||
| CONTINUOUS DELIVERY: Five Years On | Giovanni Toraldo | 43m |
Describes Cloudesire’s continuous delivery pipeline built over five years: issues flow to pull requests to master which trigger containerized builds and tests… | ||
| BEYOND THE CURTAIN. THE CLOUD IN THE PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION: STORIES AND ANECDOTES OF A SIS... | Simone Piunno, Paolo De Rosa | 38m |
The talk explains how Italy’s public-sector IT is moving from many small, fragmented data centers (over 10,000 local racks) to cloud infrastructure to meet the… | ||
| 15 KUBERNETES FAILURE POINTS YOU SHOULD WATCH | Jorge Salamero Sanz | 39m |
Claims a concrete checklist: 15 failure points across applications, nodes, scheduler, deployments, pods, control plane, DNS and human error. Demonstrates… | ||
| ENABLING CONTINUOUS DEPLOYMENT OF PIXEL-PERFECT USER INTERFACES | Stefano Rago | 34m |
Claims an automated visual-testing pipeline that blocks regressions using Python, Selenium, GitLab and Docker, reports a surprising combinatorial example of… | ||
| LONG LIFE TO VAGRANT… VAGRANT IS DEAD | Federico Panini | 31m |
Five years of real-world evolution: development VMs grow 1GB → 8GB VMs until shared boxes and macOS NFS break things; SMTP is moved to RabbitMQ to decouple… | ||
| THE DEVOPS EVOLUTION | Riccardo Capecchi | 37m |
Explains why DevOps practices still matter with serverless/NoOps by comparing tradeoffs: AWS Lambda has cold-start latency and per-invocation costs that can… | ||
| FIFTY SHADES OF CLOUD — Migration Practices | Daniel Depaoli, Giuseppe Cossu | 33m |
Defines five concrete cloud adoption levels and maps the operational and business gains for each. Presents reproducible pipelines using Terraform for… | ||
| QNLOCAL: DOCKER, CONTINUOUS INTEGRATION, WORDPRESS AND MLN ... | Alessandro Mazzoli, Paolo Palmonari | 31m |
A WordPress publishing platform runs each site in its own Docker container, orchestrated with Praxis/Convox on AWS, served through CloudFront with assets and… | ||
| A FAIRY TALE FROM THE LAND OF HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN | Lars Bendix | 54m |
Interviews with 4 Danish companies and consultancy people report concrete tradeoffs: one product shop reaches 10 deploys per day and trusts developers to roll… | ||
| EVOLUTION OF CLOUD NATIVE INFRASTRUCTURE | Giulio Di Donato | 22m |
A case study of migrating legacy applications to a cloud‑native infrastructure, describing containerization, orchestration, and infrastructure patterns. It… | ||
| AZURE CONTAINERS AND KUBERNETES PLATFORM | Giancarlo Sudano | 49m |
Looks at running containers and Kubernetes on Microsoft Azure, covering Azure Container Instances (demo of creating a container with public IP and per‑second… | ||
| AWS LAMBDA: FAAS TRICKS TO MANAGE AUTOSCALING GROUPS | Alberto Massidda | 19m |
A concrete pattern for graceful shutdown of worker fleets: Auto Scaling lifecycle hooks invoke an AWS Lambda that pauses instance termination, then uses SSM… | ||
| CASE STUDY: A SERVICE DESK AS THE ENTRY POINT FOR NO-OPS | Paolo Serra | 57m |
Shows how an Atlassian tool chain (Jira Service Desk frontend with Bamboo, Bitbucket and Artifactory pipelines) is used as the user-facing entry to automate… | ||
| KUBERNETES EXTENSIBLE MODEL EXPLAINED: CRDS AND OPERATORS | Giacomo Tirabassi | 48m |
Claims that Kubernetes automation for stateful legacy apps is practical by combining CRD + controller operator pattern with existing primitives; demos run on… | ||
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