Talks DevOops 2020

Viktor Farcic

CloudBees

Day 1 / 17:00 / Track 3 / EN / Для практикующих инженеров

Ten Commandments of GitOps applied to continuous delivery

During this session you will learn about the ten commandments of GitOps applied to continuous delivery.

Baruch Sadogursky

JFrog

Day 2 / 19:00 / Track 1 / RU /

Influencing DevOps without Authoritiy — how "DevOps engineer" can advance real DevOps

In this talk, Baruch will show how some proven influencing and negotiating techniques can be used to convince critical stakeholders in your organization in the necessity of DevOps.

Federico Fregosi

Contino

EN /

Open Policy Agent for developers

The Open Policy Agent (OPA) is a popular open-source tool that enables policy enforcement across the entire technical stack. It’s a whole new way of managing policy decisions in an organization, the tool is written in Go and a CNCF project. It’s getting large traction in the industry!

Philipp Krenn

Elastic

EN /

Datastores for distributed tracing

This talk takes a look at the implementation details of the widely used datastores Cassandra and Elasticsearch.

Guillermo Rauch

ZEIT

Day 2 / 11:00 / Track 1 / EN /

Title will be announced soon

TBD

Aleksandr Iziumov

Amazon Web Services EMEA

Day 1 / 15:30 / Track 1 / RU / Введение в технологию

EKS easy-going OPS: From eksctl to AppMesh

TBD

Priyanka Vergadia

Google

Day 1 / 15:30 / Track 2 / EN /

Context based access with Google’s BeyondCorp

This session will demystify how Google thinks about security and how Google's BeyondCorp infrastructure is set up.

Daniel Stenberg

wolfSSL

Day 1 / 17:00 / Track 1 / EN /

Going all in on HTTP3 and QUIC

Daniel Stenberg explains HTTP/3 and QUIC. Why the new protocols are deemed necessary, how they work, how they change how things are sent over the network, what some of the coming deployment challenges will be and to top it off: how to start playing with it using curl, browsers, Wireshark and more.

Ignat Korchagin

Cloudflare

EN /

Sandboxing in Linux with zero lines of code

Linux seccomp is a simple, yet powerful tool to sandbox running processes and significantly decrease potential damage in case the application code gets exploited. Ignat will discuss different ways of integrating seccomp into the application and pros and cons of potential approaches.

Jan Leszczyński

Yandex.Cloud

Day 1 / 10:30 / Track 1 / RU /

Title will be announced soon

TBD

Artem Semenov

Align Technology Inc

Day 1 / 13:45 / Track 2 / RU / Для практикующих инженеров

Kubernetes in compliant & secure environment

In his talk, Artem wants to tell why using OOB Kubernetes you share unencrypted data and what we can do with it, and how to be up to quality in highly regulated companies.

Anton Weiss

Otomato Software

Day 2 / 17:30 / Track 1 / RU /

The path of the DevOops hero

Anton will share his thoughts on how to correctly carry out DevOps changes in the company and will tell you in detail how to apply Campbell's 12 stages in this case.

Paul Stack

Pulumi

Day 2 / 16:00 / Track 2 / EN /

Can TypeScript really make infrastructure management easy?

In this talk, Paul will demonstrate why TypeScript is a great language of choice for infrastructure management. Pulumi is an open source tool that allows users to write their infrastructure code in TypeScript, Python or Go.

Sergey Kurson

AWS

Day 2 / 12:30 / Track 2 / RU /

Observability of applications in AWS

Sergey will tell how to set up monitoring on the example of Legacy microservice-based projects in containers, and also share news about the newest tools in the AWS cloud.

Chris Kim

Rancher Labs

Day 2 / 12:30 / Track 1 / EN /

Providing learning environments with HobbyFarm — an open-source Kubernetes powered lab tool

In this talk, Chris Kim will walk the audience through the architecture and lessons learned while building a fully Kubernetes-based learning tool.

Xander Grzywinski

HashiCorp

Day 2 / 14:15 / Track 2 / EN /

Continuously delivering infrastructure

In this talk, we’ll explore some strategies for continuously delivering your infrastructure using an open source CI tool to build an end-to-end CI/CD pipeline. We will also use Terraform, an open-source infrastructure as code tool to manage the infrastructure lifecycle.