Schedule: Sponsored sessions

Jesus Climent explores the key concepts behind microservices. With his guidance, you'll work through a problem and apply these concepts to evaluate and build systems of your own. Read more.

Learn from the systems analysts of yore and how their practices apply to today's cloud native stack. Jesse Butler gleans some powerful ideas from the past to enhance your observability, resilience, and security in the cloud. Read more.

Homin Lee details constructing and using knowledge graphs to help DevOps teams make sense of the overwhelming volume of metric, log, trace, and event data generated by today's observability systems. Read more.

If you're interested in learning a framework of reference to enable continuous deployment to Kubernetes for business-critical production applications, join in. Priyanka Sharma bridges the gap between how to make large-scale migrations of production applications and the nitty gritty details that engineering managers and leaders need to consider. Read more.

Baruch Sadogursky analyzes real-world software update fails and how multiple DevOps patterns that fit a variety of scenarios could have saved the developers. Manually making sure that everything works before sending an update and expecting the user to do acceptance tests before they update is most definitely not on the list of such patterns. Read more.

Ho-Ming Li outlines how to use chaos engineering to accelerate your understanding of how your network can break (packet loss, black hole attacks, latency injection, and packet corruption) and impact your services. Read more.