Talks

We're going to discuss the following: what SMI Spec includes, why everyone want service mesh, and why they want it now, how service mesh can help us with progressive delivery, and, finally, how to understand whether your system and you personally need service mesh.

Sergey will talk about how to create and provision AWS infrastructure deployments predictably and repeatedly.

This talk will help to understand how to launch MySQL servers clusters and how to solve everyday problems in the life of cloud DBA.

How did the era of the computer industry begin and what is happening now? Why DevOps influenced IT so much? How developers can stand against huge corporations? And the most interesting how "Das Kapital" by Karl Marx will help answer all these questions.

In this talk, we’ll see how we can use Knative primitives to build a serverless app that utilizes the Machine Learning magic of the cloud.

What happens with network requests between your clients and servers? How to make them faster, not break things and keep quiet on-calls? This talk will show how to architect, engineer and operate complex fault-tolerant systems, using Netflix network optimizations work as an example.

We will consider solutions for building a single system from several Kubernetes clusters.

During this session, you will learn what problems exist in different implementations of Kubernetes "podautoscaler", and how to merge your patch into Kubernetes.

Github Actions is not just another CI. Github Actions is a platform for automating of everything related to your repository. Speaker will show how to start using a rich set of existing tools and how to create your unique one.

Viktor and Fedor will show how to design and develop your Kubernetes deployment using k8s-Kotlin-dsl — how to use it with standard Kubernetes resources (deployment, PVCs, stateful sets) and with custom CRDs.

This talk focuses on the experience of exploiting several Kafka clusters in production: monitoring, maintenance, tooling.

Terraform is a powerful instrument, but what if it becomes hard to support? In this talk Dmitry suggests a way out — leave Terraform at a minimum and do the rest through Helm: code becomes more readable, migration between clouds is simplified and maintaining such solution is much easier.

In this talk, Baruch will analyze real-world software update fails and how multiple DevOps patterns could have saved the developers.

Cloud Run brings Serverless to containers. It is a managed compute platform that automatically scales your stateless containers and abstracts away all infrastructure management, so developers can focus on building great applications. The objective of this talk is to understand the benefits of implementing microservices architecture as a Cloud Run and to enable the developer to navigate through the pitfalls during the implementation stage.

During this talk you will learn how to organize teams and establish interaction from the point of DevOps.

Audit daemon allows to monitor the system and changes, but it has its own weaknesses. Elastic's new Auditbeat fixes this and centralizes records of all changes for ease of use. So, this will be discussed in Phillip's talk.

Once Dmitry had to personally monitor all the problems 24/7. Now more than 50 engineers who provide twenty-four-hour technical support are engaged in this. How to achieve this will become the key topic of the talk.

In this talk Eric will clarify challenges that come with going Multi-***, and how to tackle with them.

During this session Fedor will share the experience of Elastic Cloud Storage team, the accepted philosophy and use-case of using operators for building Kubernetes-native applications on the Pravega-Operator example.

In this talk Oleg will present Jenkinsfile Runner — an engine which allows running Jenkins Pipelines in a single-shot container and in any environment.

Anton will talk about all simple and complex aspects of CI and analyze the latest trends in this area.

You will learn how to get started with feature flags for continuous release DevOps style.

Infrastructure is hard: if you make it too hard to use, nobody will use it; if you make it too easy to use—everyone will abuse it. How do we find a balance? You will learn this during this session.

In this talk, Burr will be demonstrating the power of the automated build and deployment pipeline augmented by the flexibility of infrastructure-as-code via Kubernetes/OpenShift.

During this talk you will learn everything you wanted to understand about mobile DevOps and what you were afraid to ask.

Corporate culture has a huge impact on our lives, so, how to make your workplace more comfortable in all respects? Timothy Lister believes, that first of all, we need to identify organization's behaviors and alter our beliefs. And how to do it he will tell during this session.

Having no barriers and managements seems like a perfect work when you can be more productive and free. But it that good for you? Hadi will sort this question and prove that every approach has its pros and cons.

Jessica will tell how to be a cool devops developer not with simple "Hello, World" examples, but with a deep immersion in the container topic.

Sebastian's talk will show how to implement a fully-fledged Continuous Delivery pipeline for cloud-native environments using Jenkins X.

MTS experience in creating roles that will be fulfilled everywhere. Konstantin will tell you how his team came to this, how they decided it and how to live now.