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We are very proud to announce that Sam Newman, Liz Fong-Jones, Russ Miles, Emma Haruka Iwao, Jez Humble, Sarah Wells and John Azariah will be joining us at CloudNative London 2019!
Once again we are aiming to share the latest trends in the cloud world and cover all levels of expertise. Keep an eye on the programme for all updates on our growing line-up!
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Day 1: Wednesday 25th September
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About the speaker...Sam NewmanFind more info on Sam Newman's book "Building microservices" here. You can find Sam on Twitter at @samnewman. |
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About the speaker...Elton StonemanFollow Elton on Twitter @EltonStoneman and blogs at https://blog.sixeyed.com. |
She will explain things done well, how the cloudnative microservice is piece by piece moved to serverless by Strangler and Branch by Abstraction patterns, as well as how Event sourcing did help when they turned more applications to serverless. You will also learn about how network design, api manager, and general understanding of serverless offerings are so important that people may ignore them. Ebru will share her experience/lessons learned so you don’t have to repeat them. |
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One recommended model to successfully implement DevOps in your environment leverages GitOps and Infrastructure as Code. This session is focused on how one of Andrew's teams have leveraged this model and what a powerful impact it has had. You will discover and discuss the goals of the team, what problems they had before implementing this model, then the framework of what they implemented and operational model. Digital transformation through GitOps and Infrastructure as Code has been successful. They have seen: • Improved collaboration, resulting in means less friction. • Ops team configures software and apps rapidly and more reliably • Reduced Errors • Dev produces higher-quality code that can be tested more often and released to production faster |
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If you want your software to do the right things and correctly, you need to test it implacably. The big problem is that companies see the testing phase as the bottleneck of the process, slowing down product release (which it is). To change that, there needs to be a new way of testing applications, making the release process a testing process as well, and involve everyone within the team from the beginning. QAs are not a separate team anymore (DevTestOps). How does this affect the testing pyramid? In this session, you will discover and explore several techniques that you can use immediately following the session to start testing in production and speeding up your release cycle to unimaginable limits.
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devops
microservices
testing
About the speaker...Alex SotoAlex is the creator of NoSQLUnit project, member of JSR374 (Java API for JSON Processing) Expert Group, the co-author of Testing Java Microservices book for MAnning, Istio RefCard and contributor of several open source projects. A Java Champion since 2017 and international speaker, having given talks about new testing techniques for microservices, continuous delivery in the 21st century and Java. |
Of course, none of the benefits of microservices come without a cost. Networks are unreliable, and correlating thousands or millions of log entries between services can quickly become unmanageable. Therefore, understanding the source of an issue can be like finding a needle in a haystack. This is where distributed tracing comes in! Distributed tracing is the process of tracking requests through their lifetime within a complex distributed system, and has become a critical tool for debugging and understanding microservices. In this session you will, explore the basics of distributed tracing, take a look at the OpenTracing standard (a vendor neutral framework for distributed tracing instrumentation) and finally be guided through a hands-on look at distributed tracing in action using Jaeger, a popular open source distributed tracing tool which is part of the Cloud Native Computing Foundation. By the end of this session you will not only have a good understanding of distributed tracing, but will be equipped with the knowledge and inspiration to introduce it within your own applications.
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It's become a common practice in the microservice world to rely on log statements to identify if a piece of code is behaving as intended. But tools are coming out to make it easier to add breakpoints and debug running code in a Kubernetes Pod. In this session, you will explore an overview of some of the tools that make it easy to debug applications running in Kubernetes. You'll cover a few tools used to update the code that's running in a Pod (Draft/Skaffold/Ksync). And you'll also cover how to connect your IDE to the code and set breakpoints (with examples using both IntelliJ & VS Code). |
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However, it is not exactly that straight forward and in this session you will discover the development of Elastic's container strategy over time:
Besides the strategy, you will also explore specific technical details and hurdles that appeared during the development. Or why the future will be a combination of Helm Chart and Operator (for now). |
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cloud-native
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About the speakers...Alexis RichardsonAlong with Weaveworks, Alexis is a co-founder of four companies, including Rabbit Technologies Ltd. (RabbitMQ), Cohesive Networks and MetaLogic Oy. He has also been active in the cloud and web standards community, as a co-founder of CloudCamp, co-chair of OCCI (Open Cloud Computing Interface), a member of the AMQP (Advanced Message Queuing Protocol) working group, and a contributor to Google's PSHB open protocol. In a previous life, Alexis worked as quantitative trader in fixed income derivatives after a misspent youth studying and teaching mathematics at Oxford University. |
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About the speaker...Ben HallBen has been working with these technologies, helping both train teams and delivering projects. Ben tweets at @Ben_Hall while blogging at blog.benhall.me.uk |
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Learn how to explain Docker to your grandma through the story of Geeno: Geeno is a world famous Italian chef that’s often called to work in kitchens around the globe. Doing that he’s seen it all: poor conditions, different tools, different spoken languages. He’s had enough now and he wants to find a way to bring his laboratory wherever he goes. If you don’t know what Docker is you’ll get an explanation in plain English, and if you know already you may have a laugh at Geeno’s misadventures. |
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Day 2: Thursday 26th September
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About the speaker...Russ MilesRuss Miles is on a mission, as an Author, Speaker and Engineering Manager, to help people thrive in one of the harshest, and potentially impactful, working environments: software system engineering. Through his books, mentorship, open source contributions, talks, courses and his daily work, Russ tries to help people that are responsible for building and running some of today's most critical software-based systems to develop their own personal resilience, empathy, EQ and grit to flourish at work and in their lives. Russ can be reached in email at russ@russmiles.com, on Linkedin, and on Twitter.
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By leveraging well established event-driven microservice design principles and applying them to serverless functions you can build a homogenous ecosystem to run FaaS applications. Kafka’s natural ability to store and replay events means serverless functions can not only be replayed, but they can also be used to choreograph call chains or driven using orchestration. Kafka also means you can democratize and organize FaaS environments in a way that scales across the enterprise. Underpinning this mantra is the use of Cloud Events by the CNCF serverless working group (of which Confluent is an active member).
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About the speaker...Neil AveryHis role is as an industry expert in the world of streaming, distributed systems and the next generation of technology as the world becomes real-time. This includes working on fun things like dataflow system design, modeling, stream processing, serverless, developing crazy ideas and bending Kafka in all kinds of directions. With over 25 years of expertise in distributed computing, messaging and stream processing. He is an active member of the CNCF serverless working group. The last 16 years has been mostly in finance and helping startups. Prior to that he was at Thoughtworks, ran his own startup and was the CTO at a fin-tech. |
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In his own words, he described the toaster as a partial success because “for about five seconds, the toaster toasted, but then unfortunately, the elements kind of melted itself”. He is right in the sense that his audacious attempt won him fame and attention, and his TED talk was viewed more than 1M times. But judging his creation on its own, it’s an abject failure that was 300 time more expensive than a commercial toaster, took too long to build and was utterly unfit for purpose. As a business that is competing in an increasingly competitive world enabled by advancements in technology, the questions we should be asking ourselves are: “what are the business value, cost and risk in building our own infrastructure vs using a managed service?”. In this session, you will take an objective look at the ongoing debate of containers vs serverless and explore the arguments of control vs responsibility, vendor lock-in and more!
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containers
About the speaker...Yan CuiHe is an AWS Serverless Hero and a regular speaker at user groups and conferences internationally, and he is also the author of Production-Ready Serverless by Manning and keeps an active blog at https://theburningmonk.com |
This session will focus on Kubeflow Pipelines, a platform to enable end-to-end orchestration of ML pipelines as well as easy experimentation and re-use. You'll learn how to build and manage machine learning workloads that can scale.
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data-engineering
data-science
kubernetes
ml
machine-learning
About the speaker...Yufeng GuoHe enjoys hearing about new and interesting applications of machine learning, share your use case with him on Twitter @YufengG |
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In DC/OS, the DC/OS commons SDK enables anyone to build service automation for DC/OS using just a declarative spec in most cases. The Kudo project can now leverage this set of automation expertise to enable automated creation of operators for Kubernetes. In this session, Matt will introduce the Kudo project, explore the conceptual similarities between Mesos frameworks and Kubernetes operators, and demo the creation of a Kubernetes operator using Kudo. |
Service mesh implementations from open-source communities like Istio, Linkerd, and Consul have left us spoilt for choice. Sam Newman has defined “cloud native applications” as those applications that leverage the capabilities of the cloud-native platforms on which they’re deployed. So what happens if you deploy to a Kubernetes-based platform on-premises and leverage Istio for your service mesh, but also deploy to AWS infrastructure (including EKS) for your public-cloud solution? AWS has an out-of-the box service mesh called App Mesh so should you just leverage that? In this session, you will look at the harsh reality of solving service-to-service communication between services, between clusters, and potentially between platforms/clouds and how things like security, observability, and routing can be accomplished in this hybrid environment.
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cloud
application-safety
safe-deployments
istio
service-mesh
microservices
About the speaker...Christian PostaChristian has spent time at both enterprises as well as web-scale companies and now helps companies create and deploy large-scale, cloud-native resilient, distributed architectures. He enjoys mentoring, training and leading teams to be successful with distributed systems concepts, microservices, devops, and cloud-native application design. |
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About the speaker...Jez HumbleJez Humble is co-author of The DevOps Handbook, Lean Enterprise, and the Jolt Award winning Continuous Delivery. He has spent his career tinkering with code, infrastructure, and product development in companies of varying sizes across three continents, most recently working for the US Federal Government at 18F. He is currently researching how to build high performing teams at his startup, DevOps Research and Assessment LLC, and teaching at UC Berkeley. |
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With Kubernetes emerging as the de facto standard for service orchestration, discussion is shifting from 'How does Kubernetes work?' to more specific concerns such as 'How do I achieve an optimal development workflow?' The answer lies in finding combinations of tools that work together in synergy. They should produce end to end workflows that perform effectively in the real world, while also covering a wide range of development stages—building, deploying, debugging, and so on. Goal in mind, let's dive into the tooling available in the current landscape—tools such as Helm, Draft, Skaffold, Forge, Telepresence, Garden, and Tilt. Ellen will share with you their capabilities to developer needs, then outline workflows you can use in practice right away. |
Developed by Netifi in collaboration with Netflix, Facebook, Pivotal, Alibaba and others, RSocket combines messaging, stream processing and observability in a single, lightweight solution that provides the connectivity needed for today’s web, mobile and IoT applications. Unlike older technologies such as REST or gRPC, RSocket is equally adept at handling service calls as well as high-throughput streaming data and is at home in the datacenter as well as in the cloud, browsers and mobile/IoT devices. In this session you will learn how Netifi is using RSocket to simplify the way enterprises architect for the cloud, enabling enterprise developers to build and operate complex networks of services with performance improvements of up to 400% and cost reductions of up to 90% compared to legacy technology.
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microservices
About the speaker...Arsalan FarooqFarooq was CEO and co-founder of Convirture, started in 2006, and before that he founded Oracle's Application Service Level Management division, growing it from two engineers to a multi-national organization. His career started as a software designer and in college he founded a technology consultancy. He holds degrees in Theoretical Physics and Computer Science from Reed College and Caltech. |
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During this Lightning Talk Pierre will share with you how they learnt on how relying on a global discovery can leverage new ways of uncoupling infrastructure from code. They call this Inversion of control: all the organization can now push and retrieve semantics to create new services easily:
This new way of creating semantics free the SRE as well as the whole company from tools and allow the whole organization be be more agile and innovative. |
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observability
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About the speaker...Liz Fong-JonesLiz is a developer advocate, labor and ethics organizer, and Site Reliability Engineer (SRE) with 18+ years of experience. She is currently the Field CTO at Honeycomb, and previously was an SRE working on products ranging from the Google Cloud Load Balancer to Google Flights. She lives in Vancouver, BC with her wife Elly, partners, and a Samoyed/Golden Retriever mix, and in Sydney, NSW. She plays classical piano, leads an EVE Online alliance, and advocates for transgender rights. |
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Day 3: Friday 27th September
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Emma and her Team have calculated 31.4 trillion digits of Pi in 2019 and broke the world record in the Pi computation. The process took about four months and 200 TiB of storage. Record-breaking Pi calculations have traditionally been done on supercomputers and special-made hardware, but they did it on Cloud for the first time. This talk will explore the nature of the calculation, the architecture, challenges and techniques, and of course the brief history of Pi computation. Calculating Pi has been Emma's childhood dream and she will also share with you how the small dream grew to the new world record. |
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In this session, Ádám will share his story of how he helped create an enterprise-wide Cloud Native CI/CD platform for a highly regulated company in Germany. The failures, the successes, the decisions taken and the final result - a secure, multi-cluster, Openshift-based platform serving hundreds of developers every day. Assembled from opensource components, it’s flexible architecture can be reproduced and modified for use at any company.
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About the speaker...Ádám SándorNow he's spreading the word about Kubernetes, Continuous Delivery and Docker to all who are willing to listen. He mainly does this in his job as a Cloud Native Consultant at Container Solutions. |
The solution is a social responsibility project in AWS and has to be available all the time, cost effective, fast and most of all work at huge scale.
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security
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About the speaker...Stew NorrissStewart has over 20 years experience in IT and recently has been behind the team responsible for GAMSTOP which is the largest self exclusion scheme in the world. This is a 24x7x365 project which works at massive scale. His goal is to make IT as useful and as easy as possible for everyone. Stewart is interested in the communication and convergence side of IT, which gives companies the chance to engage a wider user base and build applications and hardware that people actually want and can contribute to. Only by doing so will IT be fully embraced and become part of normal business and social interaction. |
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An API Gateway can decouple applications from external consumers, by routing ingress requests from end-users and third-parties to various internal applications, and by providing cross-cutting functionality like authentication, encryption, and rate limiting. A service mesh can decouple applications from internal consumers by dynamically routing inter-datacenter and service-to-service requests, regardless of where they are exposed on the network. The core concepts behind an API gateway and service mesh are not new, but the combination of current user requirements and modern cloud native technologies provide new constraints and new opportunities. Join this session to:
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When your organisation has a lot of history, making changes to embrace new practices can be hard. Cloud adoption and DevOps can’t be successful with automation and technical tooling alone; it requires changes in how people work together and communicate. Ordnance Survey is an organisation with more history than most, with over 228 years of mapping for Great Britain. Join Andy and Phil to learn about Ordnance Survey's successes, failures, and lessons learned on the journey so far, focusing on how they began the journey and how they have supported changes to practices and processes. In this session, Andy and Phil will talk about the approach they have taken, and their experiences . Hear about the internal consultancy, the formation of their Common Engineering team, their cloud native approach, and their tooling that makes the DX of DevOps better. |
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Takeaways * An understanding of design patterns in relation to building and deploying Cloud Native systems * An understanding of where each pattern maps to the different elements of Cloud Native systems * Patterns and their relationship to strategic formulation and design * An understanding of success (and failure) at companies that succeed with Cloud Native and are not unicorns |
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The complexity in complex distributed systems isn’t in the code, it’s between the services or functions. And a lot of failures are hard to predict and maybe even hard to detect. When your system is made up of multiple microservices or a bunch of lambdas and some queues, how do you know whether it’s working the way you think it should? Quality in these systems isn’t so much about testing up front: if you’re releasing 20 times a day, you can’t pay the cost of running full regression tests every time. You need to have a risk-based approach and focus your testing effort on the things where it really matters. And more importantly, you need to be able to quickly find out when things are going wrong, and quickly fix them. Your production system is the only place the full complexity comes into play, so you should be doing a lot of your quality work there. Make sure you can find out about problems as early as possible and do as much ‘testing’ here as you can. During Sarah's keynote you will learn about:
You should go away knowing more about what it takes to make your complex distributed systems easier to build and to run with high quality and stability.
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cloudnative
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About the speaker...Sarah WellsSarah is a technology leader, consultant and conference speaker with a focus on microservices, engineering enablement, observability and devops. She has over 20 years experience as a developer, principal engineer and tech director across product, platform, SRE and devops teams. She spent over a decade at the Financial Times, leading as it transformed into a true cloud native organisation, releasing code 250 times as often and embracing autonomous empowered teams. She is currently writing a book about Enabling Microservice Success for O’Reilly. Find Sarah on twitter: @sarahjwells |
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How to Break Builds and Influence People - Ordnance Survey's Ongoing Cloud Native Journey
Featuring Phil Peters and Andy Bridle
When your organisation has a lot of history, making changes to embrace new practices can be hard. Cloud adoption and DevOps can’t be successful with automation and technical tooling alone; it requires changes in how people work together and communicate. Ordnance Survey is an organisation with...
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How We Broke the World Record for Computing Digits of Pi (31.4 trillion!)
Featuring Emma Haruka Iwao
Emma and her Team have calculated 31.4 trillion digits of Pi in 2019 and broke the world record in the Pi computation. The process took about four months and 200 TiB of storage. Record-breaking Pi calculations have traditionally been done on supercomputers and special-made hardware, but they did...
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Lightning Talk: Discovery, Consul and Inversion of Control for the infrastructure
Featuring Pierre Souchay
Discovery is as hard as naming, meaning still a complicated problem in large infrastructure. Many systems exists, but few outside a given ecosystem.
Pierre and his Team have been using HashiCorp's Consul at large scale for several years (more than 250k services on 35k+ machines in 9...
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You wouldn't build your own toaster, would you?
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In 2011, Thomas Thwaites spent 9 months and 1187.54 and built his own toaster.
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It's Not Too Late To Learn About Kubernetes
Featuring César Tron-Lozai
In this Cloud-Native era, it is difficult not to have heard about Kubernetes (k8s). Social media are flooded with technical articles on Kubernes and it is a popular topic at many cloud-related conferences. Major internet companies, such as Reddit or AirBnQ, have been switching their production...
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Building a CloudPlatform at Nationwide Building Society
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During this talk Aubrey will share a walk through of how Nationwide built a cloud platform, the tech, the culture, the initiatives that made it possible, and some of the valuable failures taught them new lessons.
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Keynote: Introducing Ecstasy: A Cloud Native, General Purpose Programming Language
Featuring Gene Gleyzer and Cameron Purdy
What would a programming language look like if it were explicitly designed for the world of serverless clouds, distributed computing, flash storage, 5G networks, and 64-bit multi-core devices? This is the world that we’re building applications for, but you’re hobbled by medieval languages...
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Keynote: Preparing for the Quantum Revolution
Featuring John Azariah
Quantum Computing is all over the news these days. Lots of mysterious words like
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Advanced Techniques for Building Container Images
Featuring Adrian Mouat
Docker's slogan is 'Build, Ship And Run Any App Anywhere', but in the last couple of years the 'build' part seems to have stagnated. That all changed with the release of buildkit, which is now part of Docker 19.03. During this talk Adrian will share with you a tour through the...
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Digital transformation through GitOps and Infrastructure as Code
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Software delivery teams are looking to increase speed of innovation without compromising quality. There are many approaches but when you break it down, all roads lead to DevOps and continuous delivery.
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Busier than Barclaycard on Black Friday
Featuring Stew Norriss
In this session, Stew will share how a small company in Leeds, built and supported a cloud based solution, which handled more than 10 times the record number of hits Barclaycard saw on Black Friday.
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Large scale Continuous Delivery - the building of a platform
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Are you struggling to get Continuous Delivery adopted at your company? Or find it challenging to create a unified platform for software teams?
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Kubernetes Operators The Easy Way
Featuring Matt Jarvis
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Using Kubeflow Pipelines for building machine learning pipelines
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Kubeflow is an open-source project dedicated to making deployments of machine learning workflows on Kubernetes simple, portable and scalable.
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API Gateways and Service Meshes: Opening the Door to Application Modernisation
Featuring Daniel Bryant
Modernising applications by decoupling them from the underlying infrastructure on which they are running can enable portability and innovation (shifting workloads to the cloud), reduce costs, and improve security. Cloud native infrastructure, container technology, and orchestration frameworks...
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Serverless Journey with Lessons Learned
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In this session, Ebru will talk about how a migration project to Serverless partly failed.
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FaaS composition using Kafka and Cloud-Events
Featuring Neil Avery
Serverless functions or FaaS are all the rage.
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Testing in Production. From DevTestOops to DevTestOps
Featuring Alex Soto
DevOps has grown in popularity over last years, particularly in (software) companies that want to reduce their lead time to be measured in days/weeks instead of months/years without compromising quality.
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Istio service mesh vs AWS App Mesh: how about both?
Featuring Christian Posta
Service mesh is a separate layer on top of your deployment platform that solves the challenges around resilient, secure, and observable service-to-service communication.
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Serverless 2.0: Get Started With The PLONK Stack
Featuring Alex Ellis
You’ve heard of LAMP, JAM, and MEAN, but what is the PLONK stack? And why should you be considering it for your Cloud Native Applications? How is Serverless 2.0 with the PLONK stack any different from its previous incarnations and how could it benefit you? In this talk, Alex will introduce you to...
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From Containers to Kubernetes Operators
Featuring Philipp Krenn
Containers are the new ZIP format to cloud native applications" is a fitting description of today's world.
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Keynote: Is DevOps Still Relevant In A Cloud Native World? (Enterprise Edition)
Featuring Jez Humble
With the increasing trend towards abstracting away infrastructure into platforms, has DevOps become obsolete? Jez thinks not, and in this talk he’ll take an evidence-based approach to the design and implementation of compute platforms and the applications that live in them, based on DevOps...
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Keynote: Learning To Be Successful at “Being Wrong”™ In The Cloud
Featuring Russ Miles
In this keynote, Russ Miles, CEO of ChaosIQ, will explore how you can turn the turbulence of cloud native systems into a super power for your organisation. Touring a collection of chaos experiments, Russ will show how you and why chaos engineering is a key deliberate practice for learning how to...
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Just What Is A "Service Mesh", And If I Get One Will It Make Everything OK?
Featuring Elton Stoneman
Communication is the backbone of distributed applications. Imagine you could control that backbone independently of all the components, so your application code just makes simple calls to other services, and your communication backbone does all the complex non-functional work. Load balancing,...
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Keynote: It’s a Trap! Vendor Lock-in and the Cloud
Featuring Sam Newman
The growth of the public cloud market is obvious to everyone. But what’s less well known is that enterprises are still growing the infrastructure and services they run for themselves. A common reason cited for the continual growth in private cloud rather than adopting public cloud offerings are...
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Cloud Native Patterns
Featuring Jamie Dobson
Cloud Native is much more than on-demand infrastructure in the cloud. It is, in fact, a complete methodology encompassing architecture, design, process, infrastructure, and even organisational culture.
It is also still very much an emerging technology, complicated by the fact that Cloud Native...
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Cloud-Native Microservices with RSocket
Featuring Arsalan Farooq
Enterprises are moving to the cloud and microservices, but few are prepared for just how complex it can be in a cloud-native environment to achieve something as simple as, reliable, performant and secure, communication between services. This is changing with RSocket, an open source networking...
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Automate Kubernetes with GitOps
Featuring Bryan Boreham
Join Bryan Boreham, Director of Software Engineering at Weaveworks, as he explores the core principles of GitOps, the Cloud Native transformation, war stories, and how you too can make your life easier by automating Kubernetes using GitOps.
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Finding a Needle in a Call Stack - Intro to Distributed Tracing
Featuring Josh Michielsen
Microservices have transformed the way people think about software architecture and design. They enable developers to rapidly extend application functionality in the form of additional services, each of which can be scaled and deployed independently. Many highly successful software companies;...
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Lightning Talk: Serverless - When Should You and When Shouldn't You?
Featuring Nicholas Shook
Serverless computing can be a great way to not think about DevOps and let IaaS providers take on the vast majority of that work. However, moving your software to serverless is not always the right answer. During this Lightning Talk Nicholas will share with you costs - both in time and money,...
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Kubernetes Scalability: Federation & Cluster API
Featuring Katie Gamanji
In the past years, Kubernetes has been the nucleus of container orchestration frameworks. With the growing number of microservices in a cluster, scalability is one of the core pillars for a fault-tolerant application. Additionally, from a technological landscape standpoint, the cloud platform...
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Monolithic Transformation - Changing the Culture of Large Organizations, or, What To Do When Your Meatware Stinks
Featuring Michael Coté
Large organization are desperate to become "tech companies." They drool at these tech companies ability to grow and change quickly. Despite mastering agile over the past 20 years, IT as a whole is too slow and unreliable. "It's the culture," everyone says. Changing culture...
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Lightning Talk: Serverless: Patterns, Limitations and Pitfalls
Featuring James Peet
During this talk James will share with you 5 painful lessons learned from designing and deploying cloud functions in high volume production environments.
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Before and After Kubernetes - Was It Worth It and Why? A joint case study
Featuring Ivan Pedrazas and Alexis Richardson
During this talk Alexis and Ivan will share with you five real world stories of Kubernetes adoption. What did they learn? What should you do, or not do?
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Keynote: Cultivating Production Excellence
Featuring Liz Fong-Jones
Taming the complex distributed systems we're responsible for requires changing not just the tools and technical approaches we use; it also requires changing who is involved in production, how they collaborate, and how we measure success. In this talk, you'll learn about several practices...
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CloudNative eXchange 2020
Two days - Online Conference
CloudNative London is now CloudNative eXchange — and for 2020 we're taking it 100% online.
Cut through the vendor hype and discover how to deploy like a pro with 2 days of talks from leading experts in the world of Cloud, DevOps and Containers.
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CloudNative London 2018
Three days in London
Explore six topics over three days: Observability, Deployment, Security, Corporate Stories, Strategy & Serverless. Learn how to make your apps run faster and more efficiently. Network and share ideas. Deploy like a pro.
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ContainerSched 2017 - The Conference on DevOps, Cloud, Containers and Schedulers
Two days in London
ContainerSched 2017 will focus on the current interest around both containers and schedulers, DevOps, Cloud, DataOps, ChatOps and SecOps practices, approaches and technologies, and aims to explore the core technologies and associated areas of interest such as networking, storage and security.
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CloudNative London 2017
One day in London
Are you exploring what Cloud Native applications are and keen to learn how to build them, or how to make existing applications Cloud Native? Cloud platforms have transformed how we think about delivering software to our users. Helping us move faster, reduce costs, and reshape our teams, it has...
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ContainerSched 2016 - The Container & Scheduler Conference
Two days in London
Over the last few years there has been a huge growth in interest in Container technology. ContainerSched 2016 will focus on the current interest around both containers and schedulers, and aims to explore the core technologies and associated areas of interest such as networking, storage and...
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ContainerSched 2015 - The conference on DevOps, Containers & Schedulers
Two days in London
Would you like to learn Google's approach to Cluster Management and the underlying concepts of Kubernetes? Or find out how Uber uses Docker to give service owners more control over their environments? Keen to learn what you need to make microscaling work, using Containers for a radically...
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