We’re excited to share that DevOpsDays Berlin is making a comeback this year! After a one-year break, the event will happen on May 7 & 8 in Berlin. And we’ve got some great news for you!
The Program is All Set!
Yes, you heard it right. The two-day program for this DevOpsDays 2024 is already sorted out. We’ve got top-notch speakers ready to share their expertise and inspire you. The program includes a mix of talks we’ve carefully selected and discussions you can organize yourself, called „open spaces“. These open spaces let you chat about anything you want, from technical stuff to culture and even board games for networking.
So, take a quick look to see what’s in store for you.
ANJA KUNKEL, Mister Spex
Power structures. The fair advantage
In Anja’s talk, she delves into the complexities of power dynamics within organizations, highlighting how formal structures often fail to capture the nuances of human interactions. She discusses the challenges individuals face when trying to influence decisions and offer strategies for navigating these dynamics fairly, emphasizing the importance of understanding informal networks and relationships within the company.
Andreia Otto & Ravikanth Mogulla, Adidas
Navigating the Transition: SRE Challenges and Highlights in Shifting from Monolith to Microservices at adidas e-commerce
Andreia’s and Ravi’s talk is all about sharing insights they gained from transitioning adidas e-commerce from monolithic architectures to microservices. They highlight challenges such as scaling infrastructure and deployment complexities, while focusing on resilience and observability along the consumer journey. Explore the intricacies of monitoring and incident response, including practical lessons and best practices for maintaining reliability in the microservices paradigm. Gain actionable knowledge to navigate this transformative era effectively.
Timothy Mamo
DevOps Lessons from a Primary School Teacher
In this lecture, Timothy discusses how strategies commonly used by primary school teachers can be applied to the tech industry and DevOps culture. Using the CALMS framework, he highlights the importance of culture and sharing, often overlooked by engineers. By adopting these strategies, we can enhance our day-to-day activities and achieve full CALMS implementation.
Ready to Join the Excitement?
Convinced by the program, speakers, and topics? Fantastic! Now, take the next step to secure your spot at the event. Register now, grab your ticket, and be a part of this thrilling event!
What DevOpsDays are all about
DevOpsDays are a series of technical conferences on topics around the practices, tools and cultural philosophy for integrating processes between software development and IT operations teams. The two-day conference is geared towards developers, sysadmins, and anyone involved in techniques related to DevOps – whether you’re a beginner or an expert.
Paul’s approach emphasizes the need to redefine DevOps tools to meet the original goals of the movement by breaking down existing silos and improving communication. The featured systems initiative presents a modern, simulation-based workflow that enables real-time, multiplayer and multimodal collaboration to increase productivity in infrastructure management.
