Keynote: What It's Like to Bring DevOps to a Software Factory in Central America
summary
A software factory migrates from 10% cloud in 2019 to 80% of loads in 2020 while shrinking feature dev and test time from two weeks to one day, achieved by containerizing Node.js/React services, adding automated QA and pipelines, and standardizing deployments with Kubernetes and Helm plus on‑prem Podman and Ansible. Monitoring and service mesh use Prometheus Istio Grafana. Small teams, heavy documentation and training, and clear ownership prove necessary and the rollout succeeds with measurable speed and cloud adoption gains.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00DevOps in Central America
- 1:49Speaker background
- 3:16Digital transformation urgency
- 5:24Tech adoption community
- 6:29Software factory project
- 8:15Team structure and stack
- 9:40Elite team and docs
- 10:43Lessons learned and results
- 11:47Closing message
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