LOPSA Cbus: On-Prem vs. Hybrid vs. Cloud Native
Event Information
About this event
Been hearing a lot about cloud native? Many companies founded over the past five years don’t have any infrastructure. Explore the evolution of infrastructure and operations, as we review past approaches and come into the modern world. As part of our journey, we’ll also review devops culture and practices learning how they apply to a modern cloud native technology solution.
Thanks to Gamma Force for providing the virtual meeting technology. Gamma Force helps organizations with technology and information security strategy.
Agenda
6:00 PM - Introductions, food, drink, and networking
6:30 PM - Speaker begins
Location
Online
Our Speaker
Maxwell Larimer has served in numerous technology roles in his career including during his time serving in the Marines. After 6 years consulting for various datacenters nationwide as a Systems Administrator, he started to see the evolution of technology and began to focus on the technology platforms used for software development. Max’s passion about technology working with developers to build a better world and technology platform. Currently, Max is a Senior DevOps Engineer at Convr working as a “from ground to cloud” engineer.
About LOPSA
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Organizer LOPSA Columbus
Organizer of LOPSA Cbus: On-Prem vs. Hybrid vs. Cloud Native
The League of Professional System Administrators (LOPSA) is a professional organization for infrastructure and operations professionals. While the organization focuses on furthering the profession of infrastructure and operations, we welcome technology professionals of all sorts including non-members. Past attendees including executives and managers as well as tech pros of all sorts including security, database, software, storage, network, and infrastructure. We favor topics and subject matter that is leading change and driving innovation across industries. Past topics have included devops culture, web operations, application architecture for scale, project management, data center design, career management, database automation, container orchestration, systems automation, programming, site reliability engineering, and many others.
