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stackconf 2022

date:2022-07-19..2022-07-20
location:Berlin, Germany
series:stackconf · 3 editions
editions:[stackconf 2022, stackconf 2023, stackconf 2024]
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DevOps or DevX – Lessons We Learned Shifting Left the Wrong WayHannah Foxwell47m
Claims that only 52% of new apps reach production and that 83% of developers report burnout drive concrete fixes: adopt platform teams with product mindset…
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Scaling the Grail – Cloud-Native Computing on Encrypted Data using Carbyne StackSven Trieflinger30m
Carbyne Stack is an open‑source, nine‑month‑old platform that runs secure multi‑party computation across clouds by combining Kubernetes, Knative, Istio with…
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How we miserably fail at sharing the DevOps mindsetPeter Nijenhuis17m
Asserts that DevOps is fundamentally DevOps = collaboration and that the community reaches only a sliver of its audience: 85 DevOpsDays ≈ 25k annual attendees…
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Infrastructure Automation (anti) patternsKris Buytaert32m
Claims that infrastructure automation succeeds when it targets reproducibility and ownership, and fails when it’s scattered in home directories, UIs or…
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Kubernetes and Checkpoint/RestoreAdrian Reber39m
Claims that CRIU-based checkpoint/restore now works end-to-end in Kubernetes (merged for kubernetes 1.25), using kubelet APIs to call containerd/crio which…
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Distributed Storage in the CloudPeter Zaitsev42m
Overview of cloud storage choices with concrete recommendations: treat Kubernetes as the cloud OS and design for node loss; prefer open source stacks to avoid…
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Spotify’s outage of 8.3.2022, explainedKat Liu23m
An evening outage on 8 March 2022 lasts about an hour and is traced to service discovery: Spotify runs a mix of Traffic Director (GCP) and a DNS-based nameless…
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Are all programming languages in english?Michele Riva20m
Not all languages use English keywords: about 8,900 programming languages exist and roughly 2,500 originate in the US; many others come from Europe, Japan…
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IGNITE: Intro to Netbox – From DCIM towards Infrastructure AutomationDave Kempe08m
NetBox becomes the single source of truth that replaces spreadsheets by pushing documented devices into a REST API used to automatically create monitoring and…
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IGNITE: Want to start with SRE? Start with this talk.Daniel Uhlmann06m
Explains concrete SRE practices: implement define SLIs/SLOs tied to measurable uptime or latency, move monitoring from app teams to ops when needed, and reduce…
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IGNITE: The State of DevOps and ObservabilityDotan Horovits05m
DevOps Pulse 2022 data from logs io reports that more than 50% of teams run over half their apps in containers and about 30% have >75% containerized, including…
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Why is it always DNS, TLS, and bad configs?Philipp Krenn22m
Claim: outages usually trace to DNS, expiring TLS, or misconfiguration. Demonstrates layered health checks—external, internal, host—with concrete checks…
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Automate everything via NodeJS and PuppeteerMiki Lombardi20m
Demonstrates that Node.js plus Puppeteer automates end-to-end workflows: a YouTube→Anchor.fm mp3 pipeline running in GitHub Actions that converts video to mp3…
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How to Be a Good Corporate Citizen in Open SourceDr. Dawn Foster32m
Open source contributions mostly come from individuals whose leadership moves with them, so companies must align hiring and retention to project needs and plan…
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Data Management in Kubernetes – Backup, DR, HAMiguel Rojas34m
Demonstrates Portworx managing Kubernetes volumes with live demos: a namespace migration using stork creates the target namespace in seconds and copies PVCs…
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Vitess: Running MySQL with confidence on KubernetesSebastian Saemann31m
Claim: running MySQL on Kubernetes works well when using Vitess to provide clustering, sharding and automated HA. The demo builds a full Kubernetes deployment…
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Cluster Management: Heterogeneous, Lightweight, Safe. Pick ThreeAntonin Décimo18m
OCluster runs cluster management across thousands of cores for the OCaml CI ecosystem, composing snapshotting filesystems (Btrfs/ZFS), container runtimes…
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Configuration Management vs. Workflows vs. OrchestrationMartin Alfke25m
Puppet declarative configuration cannot express ordered operational steps, so use Puppet Bolt to run tasks with JSON parameter metadata…
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Minimum Viable Security for Cloud Native StacksDavid Melamed30m
A tiny FastAPI movie service with SQLite and a Docker image gets a GitHub Actions pipeline that runs concrete controls: static analysis, secret scanning…
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Do NOT click-ops your data infrastructureDewan Ahmed26m
Argues that databases and streaming platforms must be provisioned with infrastructure-as-code rather than clicks, using Terraform to declare resources…
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It’s Time to Debloat the Cloud with UnikraftFelipe Huici23m
Unikraft builds specialized unikernel images for mainstream apps and reports concrete numbers: boot in 3–9 ms (3 ms on Firecracker locally, ~8–9 ms on EC2), 4…
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Looking Back At 13 Years Of DevOpsKris Buytaert32m
Starts from a 2009 meetup of 60–70 people in Ghent and traces 13 years of repeating patterns: golden images and manual changes cause config drift, teams…
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Is that an Ansible? Stop holding it like a PuppetFelix Frank34m
Compares Puppet’s agented state convergence (agents, master, Hiera, PuppetDB) with Ansible’s agentless orchestration (SSH, playbooks, roles, inventories) and…
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Data pipelines powered by Open source and funSayantika Banik34m
Shows a five-step, pragmatic pipeline recipe (select sources, quality checks, business logic, orchestration, iterate) and demos it end-to-end with open source…
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Cloud Provisioning with Ansible? Is that possible?Nils Magnus37m
Demonstrates managing IaaS with Ansible by using the openstack.cloud collection and the OpenStack SDK (example pinned to 0.61.0), installs pip-installed…
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We accidentally created a Serverless ApplicationJJ Asghar25m
A workshop automation pipeline that spins up production IBM Cloud Kubernetes/OpenShift clusters using a GitHub issue queue, cloud functions, Code Engine and a…
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IGNITE: Did Anyone Say SemVer?Philipp Krenn08m
Semantic Versioning is common but inconsistent: SemVer itself is at 2.0.0 and pre-1.0 is basically zerover where anything goes; the core dispute is what counts…
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IGNITE: Doing Community Surveys for an Open Source ProjectFeu Mourek06m
Open source project implements a mix of methods: a 30‑minute online survey that still draws many respondents, face‑to‑face interviews with customers for open…
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IGNITE: Kubernetes/OpenShift (in way too short of time)JJ Asghar05m
Kubernetes is presented as an orchestrator for containers while OpenShift is an opinionated enterprise distribution you can run production on, with Kubernetes…
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Introduction to Vector Search with WeaviateLaura Ham24m
Claims that Weaviate runs as an open-source vector DB that stores objects plus embeddings, exposes REST/GraphQL CRUD, and scales with HNSW approximate nearest…
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Optimize Performance with Continuous Production ProfilingYishai Zinkin26m
Shows that continuous production profiling with sampling and flame graphs finds real CPU sinks in live services. Uses gProfiler on Python Flask/SQLAlchemy…
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Sustainable and Safe use of Open Source: Well-being Barometer for SeniorsHeinrich Blatt, Thomas Freudenmann45m
Company builds a deployed Well‑Being Barometer for seniors that runs on Kubernetes + StreamPipes + MQTT with Zipkin, Prometheus, Graylog, RabbitMQ, MongoDB and…
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The Role of GitOps in IT StrategySchlomo Schapiro33m
Argues that GitOps becomes a core IT strategy by turning every change into a versioned repo entry, using a CI pipeline plus a GitOps controller (examples…
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Network Service MeshRicardo Castro20m
Network Service Mesh (NSM) exposes an IP/Ethernet network service API with concrete operations — Request, Close, Monitor — that builds transient v-wires with…
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Open Source for Better ObservabilityDotan Horovits28m
Cloud‑native observability is framed as a data‑analytics problem: metrics tell what, logs explain why and traces show where. Popular open source components…
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stackconf01m
Compares real open source stacks and reproduces one concrete workflow that builds, tests and deploys a microservice across on-prem and cloud environments…
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