
Automating DevOps in the age of container orchestration
Event Information
Description
Overview
DevOps is all about increasing developer speed and agility. Development teams have freed themselves from the shackles of the traditional tools of the trade and their rigid processes in order to automate across the software delivery lifecycle. DevOps tools need to scale as teams grow and be as highly available as the mission-critical microservices they serve. The continuous delivery of applications requires an automated and scalable platform that can be built with the portability of Docker containers and orchestrated by Kubernetes or Marathon on top of a flexible platform like Mesosphere DC/OS.
Join your peers for an evening filled with food, drinks, and talks on automating DevOps in the age of container orchestration.
During the event, we’ll discuss:
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Challenges of implementing DevOps across the full software development lifecycle, from build to deploy to automated container orchestration and operations using Kubernetes and DC/OS, an elastic, highly available, DevOps solution.
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Deploying and operating CI/CD technologies, like Jenkins, Git, Chef, Ansible, JFrog Artifactory, Docker, Kubernetes, and DC/OS.
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Removing restrictions to development teams and leverage existing toolchains to add the flexibility of running application code, containers, and distributed apps on one platform.
Presentations
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Cluster Management at Yelp: Our Journey Building a Self-Service Microservices Platform
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DevOps meets Data Science
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Building a scalable CI/CD infrastructure at GE Digital with DC/OS
Speakers
Sunil Shah, Engineering Manager at Yelp
Sunil Shah is an engineering manager at Yelp. His team builds and maintains the Mesos-based platform that powers the website. Before joining Yelp, Sunil worked at Mesosphere, building tools and services around the Apache Mesos project to make the lives of developers easier.
Sagar Patwardhan, Software Engineer at Yelp
Sagar Patwardhan is a software engineer in the Distributed Systems team at Yelp. Sagar works on PaasTA, which is Yelp’s internal Platform-as-a-service (PaaS). Some of the previous projects he has worked on include Seagull, a fault-tolerant distributed system for running tasks in parallel and Kew, an asynchronous processing system used for processing all of Yelp's emails, push notifications, and online transactions in real time.
Tobi Knaup, Co-Founder and CTO at Mesosphere
Tobi was one of the first engineers and tech lead at Airbnb where he wrote large parts of the infrastructure, scaled the site to millions of users and built a world-class engineering team. He is currently CTO and co-founder of Mesosphere.
Jörg Schad, Technical Lead Community Projects at Mesosphere
Jörg is the technical lead for community projects at Mesosphere in San Francisco. In his previous life, he implemented distributed and in-memory databases and conducted research in the Hadoop and Cloud area during his Ph.D. His speaking experience includes various Meetups, international conferences, and lecture halls.
Seshagiri (Seshu) Nuthalapati, Director of Engineering at GE Digital
Seshu is the director of engineering at GE Digital, has been leading the team of full-stack engineers responsible for creating Propel, an internal CI/CD self-service platform built on DC/OS, that provides users with the ability to spin up Continuous Integration tools (Jenkins) and a static code analysis tool (Sonarqube) within minutes – all through a simple configuration dashboard. It also integrates seamlessly with other Build.GE tools such as Github, Artifactory, etc.