Talks DevOops 2020

Что если я был рожден стать Hybrid Cloud Architect?

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.

Configuration as code: YAML vs Kotlin DSL — кто круче?

Configuration as code: YAML vs Kotlin DSL — кто круче?

Configuration as code: YAML vs Kotlin DSL — кто круче?

Внутренний мир компании с абсолютной информационной и финансовой прозрачностью

Внутренний мир компании с абсолютной информационной и финансовой прозрачностью

Внутренний мир компании с абсолютной информационной и финансовой прозрачностью

Интервью: DevOps в Райффайзенбанке

Интервью: DevOps в Райффайзенбанке

Интервью: DevOps в Райффайзенбанке

Антон ответит на вопросы о том, какую роль играет культура DevOps в Райффайзенбанке, а также расскажет о том, как работается айтишнику в современном банке.

Интервью: DevOps в Райффайзенбанке

LDAP — взгляд с высоты «птичьего полёта»

Один час из жизни Программного комитета. Панельная дискуссия с членами ПК DevOops 2020

CI/CD — Настоящий, сложный, непрерывный

Распределенное хранилище на основе Apache HBase + Apache Phoenix

Онлайн-спринт длиною в 3 месяца. Интервью с командой разработки JUG Ru Group

Автоматизация как способ за короткий срок объективно оценить работу 52 команд

Автоматизация как способ за короткий срок объективно оценить работу 52 команд

GitOps: Определение и принципы

GitOps: Определение и принципы

Continuous Delivery для десктопных приложений

Continuous Delivery для десктопных приложений

Разработка в Яндекс.Облаке, Или шесть вопросов, которые вы должны задать своему flow

Разработка в Яндекс.Облаке, Или шесть вопросов, которые вы должны задать своему flow

Разработка в Яндекс.Облаке, Или шесть вопросов, которые вы должны задать своему flow

Разработка в Яндекс.Облаке, Или шесть вопросов, которые вы должны задать своему flow

Разработка в Яндекс.Облаке, Или шесть вопросов, которые вы должны задать своему flow

Поговорим про Serverless

Поговорим про Serverless

Непрерывность as a Service

Непрерывность as a Service

Taking AI to the Edge

This talk will focus on app, service, and model pipeline development from the cloud to edge devices

The shiny new "Agile": Oops! We're Waterfall again!

This talk will discuss how to identify unique team needs, and enact tangible change geared towards actually iterating through the development cycle rapidly.

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.

How to make a DevOps tool and turn it into a business in the USA with clients and investors

Matvey will talk about how DevOps tools turn into a product business in his own example. And what you need to learn with an engineering background.

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.

Data Engineering which could (do DevOps)

One day there may appear a business person in your company, which will need to analyze large amounts of data. And you'll have to handle this situation! And Pavel wants to help you start this whole thing.

Instead of a server forest — serverless! About Spring, lambdas, and Kotless in production

Spring Boot, Serverless, AWS, AWS Lambda, Kotless. These technologies are all over the place. What if you take the best of them and combine them all in one project? Let's take a look at how Alexander's team did it for the Kotlin online sandbox and why you might want to use this method too.

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.

Kuber on your hardware — pros, cons, cats

In this talk speaker wants to share the experience of Kubernetes working on his hardware.

Anthropogenic monitoring at GitLab

GitLab infrastructure monitoring is painful and has a lot of metrics. Vitaly will tell and show how GitLab monitors its infrastructure. What pains we experience and what helps us to get rid of it.

EKS easy-going operations and management via eksctl and other valuable tools

Alexander will talk about important and useful things in eksctl for managing EKS k8s clusters and about the nuances that will help to survive in production.

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.

PaaS in Avito

Alexander will talk about what solutions in Avito are used to achieve the necessary values of lead time. Provisioning tools, orchestration, network solutions, service mesh, storage and delivery of secrets, convenient development tools and tracing.

Influencing DevOps without authority — 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.

Container live migration with Podman and CRIU

This talk will give details of how CRIU is able to checkpoint and restore processes, how it is integrated into different container runtimes and which optimizations CRIU offers to decrease the downtime during container migration.

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.

Что если я был рожден стать Hybrid Cloud Architect?

Updating the edge

Updating edge devices doesn't have to be as difficult as it currently is, and Kat can prove it with a car.

Stateful Services in Azure

Konstantine will give an overview of instruments for building Stateful Services in Azure and show practical examples of using those.

Survivability of observability: Taking your DIY system to success

The goal of this talk is to provide a long view of making your DIY observability program a success. Leonid will talk about his experience in creating and supporting such a program, and give some useful advice and winning strategies.

Automated governance

Finding a proper balance between classic IT Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) and modern technologies initiatives has been a reasonably difficult process for most large enterprises. In this presentation, we are going to discuss two recently published papers that address modern patterns to deal with the imbalance.

Getting mutually familiar with mTLS

In this talk, we will begin our journey looking at the RFCs behind these technologies. Next, we will use OpenSSL, CFSSL, and mkcert to validate what we have learned about X509 v3 certificates.

Evolving to cloud native

This talk will explore the strategies, tools and techniques you can apply as you evolve towards a cloud native future.

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.

Ok Boomer! Here is cloud-native!

Being "cloud-native" is not only about having a lot of Docker containers and using "hype" words but also the need to make architectural, process, and mental changes. Fedor will tell you why for successful changes you need to become a zoomer and why it's cool.

Two and a half data centers (and Kafka)

In this talk, Victor will tell about the current state of affairs when Kafka needs to be deployed to several data centers to ensure fault tolerance.

Infrastructure as Code deep dive on AWS

In this session lets deep dive into Infrastructure as Code Delivery patterns, testing, pipelines, so that all of our deployments are safe and secure.

An app modernization story with .NET Core, containers and Cloud Run

Back in 2016, the speaker deployed an ASP.NET monolith app to IIS on Windows. It worked but it was clunky in every sense of the word. In this talk, we'll go through the modernization journey, explore the decision points and deep dive into the final architecture.

The lifecycle of a service

In this talk, we will follow the story of a service at the fictional MattyCorp, from when it was a tiny idea, to when it makes a billion dollars, and finally, to when we have to retire it for something better.

Event Gateways: What? Why? How?

In this talk, we'll study the current state of affairs in event-driven systems, focus on problems and will see how Even Gateways can help us.

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Security and Kubernetes

During this session, we will give a brief overview of the key security issues at Kubernetes that we should pay attention to. We will cover the issues of safe container launch, secrets management, authentication and authorization (including SSO), operation with RBAC, multitenancy capabilities, Prometheus security, and partially cover CI/CD security issues.

Apply dogfooding: From Ops to Dev in Yandex.Cloud

The talk will present the most striking examples of integrating existing Cloud services and the transition from the simple use of services to contributing.

Edge Computing: А trojan horse of DevOps tribe infiltrating the IoT industry

In this talk, Roman will present a quick overview of the IoT, Cloud and Mobile computing industries and how their confluence gave raise to the Edge Computing paradigm.

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.

Datastores for distributed tracing

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

Deploying with zero downtime — it’s easy they told you

In this live-demo-driven session we'll have a look at all of these questions and what developers and operations have to take into account in order to deploy new versions of their software without disrupting a single user.