How to enable enterprises for DevSecOps without fighting the silos
summary
Audi creates a Kubernetes competence center that starts with passionate engineers, not processes, then automates and scales a platform portfolio across VW group brands; specific wins include handling 60,000 attacks a year with petabyte-scale data, enforcing shift-left with Aqua and Trivy image/runtime scanning, and cutting time-to-market from six months to two hours for some flows. Uses best-of-breed, modular tooling, cross-platform delivery and inner source so teams can adopt or swap components without centralized lock‑in.
AI-written summary · about
chapters (15)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:43Audi’s cloud journey
- 4:11Enterprise cloud challenges
- 6:38Security as innovation
- 7:41Why process-first fails
- 9:46Breaking DevOps silos
- 12:36People-first DevSecOps
- 16:32Scaling with teams
- 17:57When to avoid transformation
- 20:00Building teams
- 23:39Team size growth
- 27:11Resolving conflicts between team passions and solutions
- 31:06Startup versus enterprise
- 33:34Enabling innovation
- 34:46Closing & Q&A
related talks
29mHunting the DevOps Whale
40mDevOps is for startups!Enterprises do platform engineering and here is why - Jürgen Süßner
44mEvolving Dev and Ops with Kubernetes: Enterprise Adoption for Security, Speed, and Ease
34mJourney towards a software-driven company
35mRoad to Efficient and Data-Driven DevOps
35mDevOps at a Multi-vendor Enterprise
40mAI-Augmented DevOps with Platform Engineering
51mBuilding an Enterprise-scale DevSecOps Infrastructure: Lessons Learned