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SREday London 2022

date:2022-09-15..2022-09-16
location:London, United Kingdom
series:SREday London · 2 editions
editions:[SREday London 2022, SREday London 2024]
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Progressive Delivery with ObservabilityAlayshia Knighten16m
A concrete recipe for progressive delivery that ties runtime telemetry to CI-driven promotion and rollback: a JavaScript/Express catalog app emits…
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The state of SRE in 2022Miko Pawlikowski30m
Argues that SRE has no single definition but is clearly rising in interest; cites concrete tool uptake: roughly five people report using eBPF, a majority run…
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Developers are all the sameJoyce Lin19m
Postman reports 20 million developers and the claim that only 22% of organizations have a formal SRE role, while Stack Overflow finds 66% of professional…
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5 Best Security Practices for your Production-Ready ContainersMartin Wimpress29m
Slim.AI analyzes hundreds of container images (billions of pulls) and demonstrates with a Python Flask app built on four bases that careful choices and…
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Multi Region Deployments with AWS CI/CD and TerraformLerna Ekmekcioglu17m
Builds a repeatable multi-region AWS deployment using Terraform and AWS CI/CD with a central tooling account and a multi-account boundary model. Uses git tags…
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Kubernetes, Lessons LearntKobi Biton35m
Kubernetes at scale shows concrete failure modes: kernel connection-tracking table exhaustion from many short‑lived TCP/UDP connections causes intermittent…
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Incidents: the customer empathy workshop you never wantedRyan McDonald27m
Argues that reframing incidents as customer empathy work produces concrete wins: built an incident management process at a large company and adopted…
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A State of Continuous Merge: The Secret to More Productive Dev TeamsYishai Beeri26m
Analysis of about 1 million PRs across thousands of teams shows pull requests sit idle roughly half their life, a third idle 80% of the time, and often take…
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Overcoming CVE Shock - Adding Perspective in Vulnerability ScanningBen Hirschberg24m
Scans start with an SBOM and a distro vulnerability database but produce huge noisy lists; scanning a recent Redis image returns 81 vulnerabilities including…
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Freedom of Kubernetes requires Chaos Engineering to shine in productionHenrik Rexed24m
Kubernetes freedom without controls leads to hundreds or thousands of clusters with unpredictable behavior; missing requests/limits and no resource quotas…
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Policy as [versioned] CodeChris Nesbitt-Smith23m
Argument: store policy in git, publish it as a versioned artifact, and treat it like any other dependency so apps and infra declare which policy version they…
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After the dust has settled: learning from incidentsAjuna Kyaruzi28m
After an incident ends the actual work is concrete: recreate missing servers after an authorized deletion wiped a whole internal cluster with no backups…
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Improve resilience with automated chaos engineeringGunnar Grosch33m
Argues that automation scales chaos coverage beyond ad hoc game days and one-offs and demonstrates three concrete patterns: recurring scheduled experiments via…
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Automation with Scalable & Secure SSHRajat Gupta23m
Proposes replacing long-lived SSH keys with SSH certificates signed by role-specific CAs to scale access to thousands of hosts, using principals and CA…
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Reliability Runs Efficiently at the Junction of Automation and AgileJoe Scholz24m
Enterprise automation wires agile workflows to a single source of truth: lightweight Python discovery and work-item scripts run in AWS Lambda, store state in…
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Technology is Necessary, But Not SufficientSimon Copsey37m
Claim: technology helps only when it reduces the true throughput constraint. Using a fictional washing‑machine repair firm “ncom” and current reality tree…
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Migrating a monolith to Cloud-Native and the stumbling blocksJJ Asghar30m
AsgarLabs replatforms by stuffing WAR/EARs into an Open Liberty container and running it on OpenShift, then treats pods like VMs so a batch job pins a single…
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Chaos Engineering for Cloud native AppsAshish Bhalgat25m
Explains how to use Azure Chaos Studio and AWS Resiliency Hub to run repeatable fault injections, with a live DR demo that shuts down one VM for five minutes…
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DevSecOps - The Story of 3 Security BreachesYash Kadakia22m
Three real breaches: a unicorn startup where a public Django debug page leaks 6,000 password hashes leading to a couple hundred cracked accounts, VPN access…
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Stateless Linux Kernel CrashdumpsFrank Hoffman26m
Demonstrates a stateless kdump that sends full kernel memory images over the network using HTTP PUT, configured entirely via crashkernel cmdline so no host…
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Impostor syndrome in IT world from a conference speaker's perspectiveAntonio Cobo Cuenca36m
Claims that nearly 95% communication issue drives impostor feelings and lists concrete tactics: recording difficult interview calls to replay, using MVP…
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From Zero Visibility to Full Observability with GrafanaAengus Rooney27m
A live demo shows a fresh GKE cluster instrumented via the Grafana Agent and Kubernetes integration, deployed with Helm and a ConfigMap to scrape…
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Secure your secrets with automationAndrea Giunta22m
Automates rotation of partner-facing credentials by scanning Key Vault for secrets expiring in the next month, generating new values and updating Azure AD app…
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How to make Dev and Ops folks look good as an SRENiels Roetert22m
Automates Kubernetes pod sizing with machine learning that consumes two weeks of historic metrics and runs rapid experiments via load tests to output…
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Dev Team Metrics that MatterAriel Illouz15m
Dora’s four metrics are given with concrete benchmarks: elite cycle time < 1 hour, high 1 day–1 week, medium 1 month–6 months; deployment frequency, change…
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An SRE guide to Linux Kernel upgradesIgnat Korchagin27m
Argues that Linux kernel updates are safer and more urgent than they look and that delaying them increases risk faster than time saved, citing 68 weekly 5.15…
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