Agile + DevOps East 2019 - Full-day Tutorials
Monday, November 4
Continuous Delivery in Practice: A Hands-On DevOps Workshop
For many organizations, delivering software into production has become increasingly more complex with long testing cycles and a division between development and operations teams. DevOps is a cultural movement that is breaking down those barriers. Focusing on automation, collaboration, tools, and knowledge sharing, DevOps is showing that developers and system engineers have much to learn from each other. Through a series of hands-on exercises, Danilo Sato will use a sample web application to demonstrate how to automate its build and deployment pipeline, using infrastructure and pipeline as...
DevSecOps: Automating Security in DevOps
NewModern enterprises are implementing the technical and cultural changes required to embrace DevOps methodology. DevSecOps extends DevOps by introducing security early into the software development lifecycle, minimizing security vulnerabilities and enhancing the software security posture. In this workshop you’ll learn how this can be achieved through a series of live demonstrations and practical examples. You will receive a state-of-the-art DevSecOps tool chest with various open source tools and scripts to help DevOps engineers automate security within the CI/CD pipeline. While the workshop...
Tuesday, November 5
Tools, Tips, and Tricks for DevOps Leaders
NewDevOps requires people to adopt new ways of working, often necessitating a change in culture and climate, and therefore also in behaviors. This workshop is for people who are planning to be or are already actively involved in driving DevOps evolution in their own organization or organizations they consult for. You will learn about the role of leaders in DevOps, what it means to be a transformational leader, and how to coach people to learn new concepts, behaviors, methodologies, models, and frameworks. We will look at value streams, product-centric working models, target operating models,...
Introducing Docker and Kubernetes to Your DevOps Toolchain
As organizations look to improve the speed with which they deliver software, they increasingly turn to microservices and infrastructure-as-code for software architecture and delivery techniques to help leverage value from their DevOps adoptions. Docker, an industry standard containerization tool, facilitates moving processes into isolated environments that can be frozen into images, with an ecosystem that helps developers across organizations build and share these containers. Kubernetes builds on these capabilities and allows a software team to break down their application into small,...
Getting Started with Microservices and Serverless
NewDo you wonder how computers can be “serverless”? Does “microservices” seem like just another buzzword? These two technologies are actually changing software design and operations. They work together to help solve complex problems by breaking them down into smaller pieces through loose coupling and modularization. Where some traditional software design techniques required assembling a monolithic piece of software on a platform, a microservices architecture and a serverless programming paradigm focus more on how to keep the pieces independent, orthogonal in function, and interconnected...