Round Table Session: What Have We Done with DevOps?

DevOps, the concept of combining the roles of developers and technical support, originated in the late noughties, has been an integral part of our industry for many years. But the industry does not stand still, and the initial ideas in practice undergo changes and evolve. And now, opinions are increasingly being heard that DevOps has changed "beyond recognition." Or not? Will we recognize our dear and understandable DevOps? 

It seemed to us that this topic would be interesting for the round table. And we decided to get together and reflect on how much the meaning behind this term now differs from what we put into it ten years ago.

Let's try to look at this in terms of three contexts: companies, teams, and individuals. Of course, there won't be enough time, but we hope that the discussion started at this round table will continue on the sidelines.