August 4th, 2019 09:00am - 4:00pm
Simon Story - Platform Engineer at Catalyst Cloud
Considering deploying your containerized application to production? Whether you are deploying to bare metal or a cloud VM, container orchestration frameworks can reduce the operational load of managing, updating and scaling your application. Kubernetes is a mature orchestration platform with over a decade of development behind it. This workshop will be a hands-on introduction to Kubernetes. Learn how to set up a Kubernetes cluster, deploy a containerized application and manage updates with rolling upgrades. (3-4 hrs)
Workshop Agenda:
(*) Thanks to our sponsor Catalyst Cloud. Limited Availability!
Venue: Catalyst IT, Level 6/150 Willis St, Te Aro, Wellington
[*] Registration for this workshop will be effective only if you have a registration for the main event.
Tessa Davis - Senior Solutions Engineer at Snyk
In this hands-on workshop you will learn how you can give developers working in the Azure ecosystem a unique security feedback loop, with direct, actionable fixes, from code to cloud, back to code. By connecting observed cloud security insights with developer-driven workflows, you will see first hand how developers can prioritise and remediate vulnerabilities faster in Cloud Native workflows. Security issues are fixed by developers when they have the information they need within the tools they work with every day. This workshop will show you how to integrate security insights and fixes from snyk.io with Visual Studio Code, Github, Azure repos, Azure Piplelines and Azure Container Registry. We will show you how to secure a complete Cloud Native application made up of proprietary code, open source libraries, serverless functions, container images and infrastructure as code. While this hands on workshop will be in the Azure ecosystem, much of what you will learn can be applied in other clouds and with other DevOps tools. This developer focussed approach to Cloud Native Application security results in reduced risk due to more secure cloud environments and increased developer productivity, leading to better and faster innovation.
Venue: Willeston Conference Centre - Level, 11/15 Willeston St, Wellington
[*] Registration for this workshop will be effective only if you have a registration for the main event.
Pradeep Loganathan - Applications Platform Architect at VMware
Typically, organizations are forced to trade-off between speed and safety, pulling either the performance, ease of use or customizable lever. Come join this workshop to understand and appreciate the value of a composable, app-aware platform, that exposes these capabilities and benefits to developers and operators alike.
What you will take-away from this session:
Venue: Willeston Conference Centre - Level, 11/15 Willeston St, Wellington
[*] Registration for this workshop will be effective only if you have a registration for the main event.
Diana Omuoyo - Solution Architect at AppDynamics
In this series we will explore a few different roles within an organization that has been on the forefront of their niche industry. However, they have been running into some issues as of late during a major technical project. Throughout these workshop, you will get to explore the various identities of various technical leads and learn how they implement aspects of the company’s full stack observability initiative.
Learning Objectives
Who Can Benefit? Roles and titles within these areas can benefit from the contents of this workshop.
Venue: Willeston Conference Centre - Level, 11/15 Willeston St, Wellington
[*] Registration for this workshop will be effective only if you have a registration for the main event.
Damian Brady - Senior Developer Advocate at GitHub
GitHub is more than just a place to keep your code. GitHub offers features that cover your whole DevOps lifecycle from idea all the way into production.
This hands-on workshop will take you through an end-to-end software lifecycle, starting with GitHub Issues and Projects for planning, GitHub Codespaces for a super efficient inner loop of development, and GitHub Actions to take your applications into production.
You will learn:
Who should attend: Software engineers, team leads, and DevOps specialists, regardless of their level of GitHub adoption.
Venue: Willeston Conference Centre - Level, 11/15 Willeston St, Wellington
[*] Registration for this workshop will be effective only if you have a registration for the main event.