Incontro DevOps Italia 2025
2025-03-14
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who it's for
platform engineers, DevOps engineers, cloud engineers, site reliability engineers, machine learning engineers, security engineers, engineering managers
topics
linux user namespaces; opentelemetry tracing for python; kubernetes resilience and DORA; jenkins high availability for CI/CD; bot detection and mitigation; kubeflow for private AI platforms; chatops automation workflows; finops cost anti patterns; fine-grained kubernetes access control; cluster-api infrastructure as code; ray on GKE for model hosting; postgresql 17 jsonb data modeling
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Linux user namespaces: a blessing and a curse | Ignat Korchagin | 32m |
Explains that unprivileged Linux user namespaces let unprivileged processes map to root and sandbox apps (rootless containers, Chrome tab sandboxes, systemd… | ||
| Observing Python applications with OpenTelemetry | Riccardo Magliocchetti | 27m |
Compares two zero-code paths: the OpenTelemetry Operator injects the Python agent by mounting a copied distribution and setting env vars but ships a single… | ||
| K8s: The Architecture of Digital Operational Resilience compliant with DORA | Diego Braga | 32m |
How Kubernetes can act as a single control plane for a whole data center by using Operators that reconcile external VMs and cloud provider APIs to expose… | ||
| Tired of Jenkins downtime disrupting your CI/CD pipelines? | Neus Samir Escruela | 13m |
Claims a working active-active replication for Jenkins that lets many replicas write to the same filesystem, uses Hazelcast embedded inside each replica on… | ||
| Lotta ai bot dannosi | Fernando Bitti Loureiro | 16m |
Fastly claims bot protection that combines connection fingerprinting, JavaScript challenge and credential‑stuffing detection, with a live demo showing a Python… | ||
| DevOps for Private AI: A Scalable Platform Using Kubeflow | Marco Cristofanilli | 17m |
A platform for private AI built on Kubernetes and Kubeflow, demonstrating multi-GPU training pipelines and concrete Kubernetes manifests for fine-tuning. It… | ||
| ChatOps in Action: combining Automation and Collaboration | Michele Sacchetti, Marco Tozzi | 33m |
Describes a ChatOps stack that links a Webex triage chat with pipeline notifications and a MySQL database to surface objective metrics. Implements Node-RED to… | ||
| Doing FinOps Right: Stories of (Anti)Patterns and Spendthrift Architectures | Nicola Ferrari | 19m |
Three concrete FinOps case studies compare cost and architecture choices: a steady-load intranet showing serverless vs. VM where cost crossover occurs at about… | ||
| Fine grain access control for Kubernetes | Joey Schorr | 39m |
The slide claims a working SpiceDB Kubernetes API Proxy that integrates SpiceDB (Zanzibar model) to enforce relationship‑based permissions, including deny… | ||
| Cluster API: IaC for Kubernetes | Luca Barzè | 25m |
Cluster API provides Infrastructure-as-Code for Kubernetes by expressing cluster lifecycle as declarative YAML reconciled by controllers running on a… | ||
| Practical introduction to OpenTelemetry tracing | Nicolas Fränkel | 33m |
Shows how OpenTelemetry actually replaces vendor lockin by letting apps export traces to an OpenTelemetry collector and then to Jaeger or Zipkin, with a demo… | ||
| Platform Engineering's Inferno | Matteo Bianchi | 37m |
Framed around Dante’s Inferno, the talk claims an internal platform must lower cognitive load, provide golden paths and measurable ROI; concrete tools cited… | ||
| Hosting AI models with Ray and GKE | Kateryna Hrytsaienko | 31m |
Deploys a Stable Diffusion model on GKE using Ray Surf and a KubeRay operator, annotating Python classes as Ray actors so code stays unchanged, then… | ||
| Distilled Abnormal DevOps Iterations | Alessandro Franceschi | 40m |
A concise synthesis of 23–24 DevOps episodes presenting quotes and clips from Patrick Debois, Kris Buytaert, Luke Kanies, Adam Jacob and Manuel Pais… | ||
| The tech behind weather forecasting | Neel Bhatt | 46m |
Buienradar runs on a pipeline that moves a 2008 monolith through microservices into Docker and Kubernetes with Argo CD and GitOps; seven engineers handle peaks… | ||
| Onboarding a Historical Company on the Cloud Journey | Marius Zaharia | 28m |
Migration of a large French public company to Azure focuses on concrete wins: an initial VPN failure is fixed, Palo Alto virtual appliances get integrated… | ||
| Leveraging PostgreSQL 17's JSONB for Enhanced Data Modeling | Federico Campoli | 35m |
PostgreSQL 17 adds concrete JSONB features: JSONB binary storage lets reads avoid per-row JSON parsing (example dataset: five million rows generated with a… | ||
| To Cloud or Not to Cloud? | Roberto Franchini | 37m |
Kamal is presented as a lightweight alternative to Kubernetes that enables cloud-like deployments on VPS or bare-metal using only SSH and Docker. The workflow… | ||
| Automate or Stagnate: Surviving the Era of Continuous Updates | Giovanni Toraldo | 38m |
The talk presents the problem of neglected open‑source dependencies and malicious packages in modern apps, citing that most apps use OSS while many… | ||
| ToPlay on Google Cloud | Gianni Forlastro, Francesco Pirrone | 36m |
A web app for festival signups deployed on Google Cloud uses Cloud Run, Firebase (Auth, Hosting, Storage, Firestore), Algolia, a Quarkus backend and a Next.js… | ||
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