Keynote 'How to explain DevOps to your mom and how it works at Facebook, PayPal and others!'
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Concrete claims and numbers: Facebook runs 700,000 servers, uses bootcamp onboarding, canary releases and “release first optimize second”; Google runs 75 million test cases every day; PayPal provides continuous performance as self‑service; a small team reports 350 commits 90 builds 749 tests and measures a 43x improvement in response time after integrating dynaTrace. Case studies show dojos, deploy bots, continuous performance pipelines, and which changes actually reduced incidents or sped delivery.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:51My parents
- 8:54What have I learned
- 9:50Natural born enterprises
- 11:27DevOps unicorn status
- 14:34Features
- 17:09Google
- 18:21Verizon
- 19:10What our customers are doing
- 20:31F1 Trial
- 23:23Performance Engineering
- 25:19Visualizing Quality
- 27:45Marketing and DevOps
- 29:53DevOps trends
- 32:13On call
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