Incontro DevOps Italia 2022
2022-03-18
Bologna, Italy
[Incontro DevOps Italia 2018, Incontro DevOps Italia 2021, Incontro DevOps Italia 2022, Incontro DevOps Italia 2024, Incontro DevOps Italia 2025]
who it's for
devops engineers, platform engineers, site reliability engineers, infrastructure engineers, cloud architects, security engineers, engineering managers
topics
CI/CD and infrastructure-as-code; Kubernetes multi-cluster traffic management; MetalLB load balancing on bare metal; Patroni and pgBackRest replication; Envoy filters with WebAssembly; custom seccomp profiles; pipeline security best practices; Terraform for infrastructure provisioning; container runtimes on AWS; time synchronization at scale; vendor due diligence for valuation
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| IT Economics: Open Source, Cloud, Business | Carlo Daffara | 49m |
Presents evidence that open source creates substantial economic value rather than just representing an ideology: a GitHub-commit proxy estimates €65–95 billion… | ||
| What is the ROI of the DevOps implementation? | Matthieu Robin | 39m |
Argues that ROI is concrete: replacing per-customer on‑prem installs that take 8 hours support per customer per year with cloud infrastructure‑as‑code, CI/CD… | ||
| Using Vendor Due Diligence/Exit Prep for Economic Valuation | Federico Fregosi | 33m |
Covers a Vendor Due Diligence / Exit Prep process for economic valuation that combines technical due diligence with cost quantification: kickoff and data… | ||
| DevOps. Evolution of the Species | Alessandro Franceschi | 35m |
A historical overview tracing DevOps from Google in 2009 to wider adoption in Italy since 2012, identifying infrastructure as code, automation, and continuous… | ||
| Don’t Break Your Pasta! Good Practices for Securing Your Pipelines | Luca Bolli | 38m |
Shows how to avoid long‑lived secrets in pipelines by using HashiCorp Vault as an identity broker: Jenkins running in a k3d Kubernetes cluster authenticates to… | ||
| All the Ways to Control the Internet and More | Vittorio Bertola | 45m |
A catalog of concrete technical ways to control or intercept Internet traffic, covering DNS and BGP filtering, deep packet inspection and throttling, IP… | ||
| SRE Jumpstart | Riccardo Carlesso | 47m |
Covers concrete Site Reliability Engineering practices: defines customer‑user journeys (CUJs), selects specific SLIs/SLOs and shows the math that a 99.9% SLO… | ||
| How to Read the Exact Time When You Have a Billion Clocks | Marco Levrero | 29m |
Explains how Conflict-free Replicated Data Types (CRDTs) enable replicas to converge without coordination despite lost, duplicated, or out‑of‑order messages… | ||
| Load Balancing and Traffic Management in OCP Multi-Cluster Environments | Andrea Vivaldi | 41m |
Describes migrating an OpenShift 3.11 estate to multi‑cluster OpenShift 4.8 and solving ingress and east‑west routing by combining a DNS/GTM global… | ||
| Load Balanced Services on Bare Metal with MetalLB | Federico Paolinelli | 32m |
MetalLB is a LoadBalancer implementation for bare‑metal Kubernetes that allocates IP pools and runs a controller plus per‑node speaker processes to expose… | ||
| Fantastic API Gateways and Where to Find Them | Giorgia Fiscaletti | 33m |
Surveyed 38 CNCF projects, picked two service proxies and two API gateways, and compared real implementations of URL mapping/rewrite, global vs local rate… | ||
| Making Sense of the '17 Ways to Run Containers on AWS' | Massimo Re Ferrè | 40m |
The talk compares about 17 AWS options for running containers by grouping them into capacity choices (EC2, Fargate, on‑prem/edge), orchestrators (ECS, EKS… | ||
| Protecting your data with Patroni and pgBackRest | Federico Campoli | 41m |
Claims a working recipe to combine Patroni and pgBackRest so a cluster can bootstrap from pgBackRest repo and create replicas without a running primary. Shows… | ||
| Envoy, Filters and WebAssembly for Everyone! | Gabriele Santomaggio | 34m |
Envoy can load WebAssembly TCP filter modules built with the Rust SDK to inspect and modify RabbitMQ traffic without rebuilding Envoy. The demo shows a… | ||
| Custom seccomp Profiles with Inspektor Gadget | Jose Blanquicet | 39m |
Inspektor Gadget uses eBPF to trace every system call a containerized application makes over its lifecycle and then generates a compact seccomp profile that… | ||
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