Talks

Using the example of the live engineering environment for Azure DevOps Services, Sasha will walk through the process of updating older systems, transforming the automated tests, implementing CI/CD, and the major cultural changes that were needed to make it all possible.

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

Join Victoria's session to explore different and engaging Github Actions usage scenarios.

In this talk, we will look at the most popular patterns for building efficient and cost-effective serverless architectures.

This talk is about "Landing Zones" on GCP. Building your cloud presence. What to look for in terms of security, compliance, scalability. With a large number of design choices, what are the best practices to look for?

Danila Dyugurov wants to talk about how internal DevOps processes are built in Yandex.Cloud, as well as what technological and organizational changes were affected by the massive rearrangement.

Dealing with the human side of IT.

This talk aims to revisit the architecture and design choices of the dm-crypt module and research ideas on how to make Linux transparent disk encryption faster.

Methods of dealing with configuration drift — yesterday, today, and tomorrow.

To understand security you should think like a security engineer, behave like him and become him (or you should not?)! During this talk, Leonid and Baruch will continue to tell Vasya's story and his adventures on the meat-packing plant. The understanding of the CISO world will help Vasya and you together with him realize what security problems modern DevOps organization faces and how to solve these problems without making new barriers.

In this talk, you will learn about all the difficulties and pitfalls that Artem and Andrey faced in the process of implementing multicloud/hybrid cloud solution from Hashicorp.

In this talk, we'll look into creative process and remote work, and explore what it means to be designing and building efficiently in the surrealist year 2020.

When data scientists, data engineers, manager, customers, and DevOps processes have already appeared in the company, it turns out that the pain is not over. At first, it almost doesn't hurt, and then you should amputate. Let's see where the pain comes from and what to do to reduce it.

Kris will show how containers are a nice development tool but can end up being an operational nightmare. This talk is based on real-life situations and will focus on both the cultural and technical aspects of adopting containers. Next to showing the problems, they bring Kris will also provide guidelines/examples on how to do containers right, as a team.

Vitaly will talk about his experience of applying DevOps methodology in different companies.

Continuous delivery of changes to Kubernetes is full of gaps. Anton will try to fill them.

Using the CAMS acronym Patrick Debois will explain how DevSecOps is built upon the core tenets of DevOps.

How to run platform teams in a corporations without burnout and unfulfilled expectations.

In this talk, Viktor will show how to built an auto-scalable Kubernetes cluster on Spot Instances using Cluster Autoscaler, which controls itself.

Nowadays many people want Kafka (even when they don't need it). If the case is not trivial, the story does not end after deployment.

During this session Anatoly will tell you what path Avito has traveled in two years of using Kafka, what elements of the ecosystem they actively use and how they simplify life.

Here we take a look at some tools, patterns, and best practices on how to set up testing pipelines for infrastructure as сode frameworks such as AWS CDK and AWS Cloudformation with both 3rd party and AWS Developer tools.

This talk explores how you can start migrating your existing features and services to a more modular, testable, and resilient system.

In this talk, Tim will introduce the Open Policy Agent (OPA) project. Tim will showcase OPA features and include demos of authz and admission control policies. Finally, he will show how to integrate your services with OPA and provide examples of integrations for projects like Kubernetes, Istio, and more.

In this session we'll see how to achieve modern and flexible Continuous Delivery for cloud-native projects that can be used for production, as of today.

In this talk, we will discuss strategies for organizing development of complex applications with large teams, using the AWS CDK as a central technology component.

In this talk, Ana will share how you can get started with Chaos Engineering, how to execute GameDays and Fire Drills with your team and metrics to keep in mind when doing so.

True story of moving to Sentry on a scale of a large product company.

This talk will guide you through the components required to have a production-quality distributed tracing setup, including a quick demo showing what we want our tracing solution to tell us, followed by a discussion on the architecture of one of the most popular open source tracing solutions: Jaeger.

Building high-performing teams means debugging complex sociotechnical systems, and the work begins with observability.

The talk would be "Securing Kubernetes application transports and secrets with Vault and Consul" where speakers show exploits and then how to secure against them.

In this talk, Viktor Gamov, a developer advocate with Confluent, will share the ideas around the project that weaves together Kubernetes, GitOps, and Confluent Cloud.

Sometimes a team working on the cloud doesn't want to break an existing CI/CD process. But we want to build a new "better" process, and here we need an experiment. Anton will demonstrate it using Yandex.Cloud.

In his talk, Sergey will talk in more detail about the GitOps paradigm, why it was decided to implement this paradigm in the company, on what technical stack it was decided to build it, how the interaction of product teams with DevOps engineers has changed organizationally.

What DevOps engineers at Kaspersky do, which technologies they use, and what problems they solve. Let's talk about these projects, who can join the team and build a safer future together.

Find out what awaits you in the next 4 days. The program committee will talk about schedule, interesting talks, and in what format they will be held. The team of organizers in turn will tell you how our platform works, where discussion zones will be held, how to connect to chat rooms, and where to ask questions.

Join the DevOops wrap-up with the Program committee: we will discuss the most interesting talks and chatters as well as talks that should be returned after the conference.

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

Sergey will talk about the features of DevOps processes at Sber.

В очень крупных организациях зачастую существует проблема отсутствия единой площадки для объединения людей с целью обмена опытом и знаниями, своевременной коммуникации и информирования, развития навыков и компетенций, поддержки и наставничества и решения задачи сплочение команд Бизнеса и IT.

Рашид и Павел немного расскажут о том, как создали SberAcceleration community - сообщество по развитию инженерной зрелости производственных процессов, в котором объединяются люди, занимающиеся автоматизацией и внедрением DevOps CI/CD инженерных практик, где развивается сильная инженерная культура и популяризируется лучшие мировые практики автоматизации процесса разработки программного обеспечения.

Интервью будет полезно всем, кто задумывается о создании сообщества в компании, готов стать его лидером и объединить вокруг себя заряженных и неравнодушных людей для совместного решения уже очевидных проблем.

In this talk, Sergey will tell you about the DevOps at Sber. You'll hear about volumes, team topology problems, architecture features, and key decisions that allow you to move forward and develop.