O'Reilly Velocity Conference 2019
2019-06-10..2019-06-13
San Jose, United States
[O'Reilly Velocity Conference 2017 - New York, New York, O'Reilly Velocity Conference 2019]
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Velocity Conference Attendee Testimonials 2019 | Daniel Bonda | 02m |
Emphasizes face to face networking with vendors and peers, plus exposure to West Coast voices and diverse backgrounds, while calling out concrete topics like… | ||
| Community projects inform enterprise products | Lachlan Evenson, Bridget Kromhout | 05m |
Microsoft expanded Azure Policy Controller into the Kubernetes Policy Controller and donated it to CNCF’s Open Policy Agent as Gatekeeper, a community-driven… | ||
| From puzzles to products | Jessica Kerr | 03m |
Argues that programming is mostly about changing systems not just writing code, so priorities shift to designing change over purity of internal architecture… | ||
| Scaling teams with technology | Chen Goldberg | 04m |
Kubernetes growth starts with 600 contributors in 2016 and about 50% of contributions coming from the core team, then the core team tripled in size while… | ||
| Work as imagined and work as done: Mind the gap | Steven Shorrock | 05m |
Argues that work as imagined (prescribed rules) differs from work as done (messy trade‑offs) with concrete evidence: air traffic control has a thousand pages… | ||
| Channel into the universe of eventually perfect distributed systems | Lena Hall | 05m |
Distributed systems of today are immensely different from distributed systems just a decade ago. So how did our approaches and practices progress with time?… | ||
| The SRE I aspire to be | Yaniv Aknin | 04m |
Argues that the right SRE work is better measurement and targeted engineering not nonstop firefighting and shows concrete fixes: measure client-side traffic… | ||
| Infrastructure first | Everett Harper | 04m |
Argues that solving big problems needs both social and physical systems—drawing on community development finance, social psychology, complexity theory and… | ||
| How do we heal? | Alex Qin | 05m |
Argues that diversity hires and bias trainings failed and calls for a shift to collective healing using concrete practices and projects: built Code… | ||
| The cloud native elephant in the room | Bob Quillin | 09m |
Cloud native adoption stalls on people and complexity not tech; enterprises keep piling tools and then pick single clouds to simplify. CERN runs WebLogic on… | ||
| Cultivating production excellence | Liz Fong Jones | 03m |
Taming the complex distributed systems we’re responsible for doesn’t just require changing the tools and technical approaches we use; it also requires changing… | ||
| Software engineering and mastering the production of software | Hans Dockter | 09m |
Gradle claims to have become a top-20 open-source project with 10 million downloads per month and offers Gradle Enterprise which instruments the developer tool… | ||
| DevOps and Microsoft's acquisition of GitHub | Dave McKinstry | 06m |
Microsoft already deploys 82,000 deployments per day and runs DevOps for 100,000 internal users, so GitHub acquisition changes product strategy incrementally… | ||
| Defining the 'edge' in edge computing | Wesley Reisz | 08m |
Deploys Kubernetes clusters at remote edge locations so any containerized workload — for example containerized Varnish cache for CDN duties — runs closer to… | ||
| Improving CDN with the Verizon Media Platform | Dave Andrews | 07m |
Verizon Media Platform combines CDN and end‑to‑end video services, claims 75 terabytes egress capacity and scales to 1.9 million concurrent users (measured… | ||
| The evolution of SRE and the reliability of code | Tal Weiss | 07m |
Operations shift from orchestration tools like Kubernetes to debugging the code itself, with the Consortium for Code Quality estimating $2.8 trillion lost to… | ||
| Training within the Go community | Bill Kennedy | 08m |
Company adopts Go early and begins started using Go in 2013, turns step‑by‑step learning blog posts into a book and paid courses, and claims training is the… | ||
| Why it’s the golden age for developers | Bob Quillin | 08m |
Claims that developers live in a golden age driven by three C's: culture code and cloud, where open source like Burnett us and CN CF democratizes… | ||
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