O'Reilly Velocity Conference 2019 - Berlin, Germany / O'Reilly Media Inc..

Format:

Conference/Event

Video

Author/Creator:

O'Reilly Media Inc., author.

Conference Name:

O'Reilly Velocity Conference (2019 : Berlin, Germany), issuing body.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Web site development--Congresses.

Web site development.

Cloud computing--Congresses.

Cloud computing.

Computer software--Development--Congresses.

Computer software.

O'Reilly Velocity Conference (2019 : Berlin, Germany).

O'Reilly Velocity Conference.

Genre:

Electronic videos.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (1 video file, approximately 54 hr., 51 min.)

Edition:

1st edition

Place of Publication:

O'Reilly Media, Inc., 2019.

System Details:

video file

Summary:

O'Reilly Velocity Conferences are devoted to providing its international audience of SREs, app developers, DevOps practitioners, systems architects, CTOs, and CIOs with the most on-point training and information possible on how to build and maintain large-scale cloud native systems. Velocity Berlin 2019 stayed true to this formula. It gathered some of the world's top cloud practitioners to share their expertise and insights on key concepts like Kubernetes, site reliability engineering, observability, and performance. Stay ahead of your competition, get this video compilation, and enjoy a front-row seat to all of the best that Velocity Berlin 2019 had to offer. Highlights include: Unrestricted access to hours of the best presentations from Velocity Berlin 2019—this video compilation includes keynote sessions, deep-dive tutorials, and technical sessions. Kubernetes sessions, including Jonathan Johnson's (Dijure LLC) intro to Kubernetes tutorial; Jose Nino’s (Lyft) look at deploying hybrid topologies with Kubernetes and Envoy; and Bastian Hofmann’s (SysEleven) talk on using Kubernetes to deploy an application across multiple clusters in different regions. Monitoring, Observability, and Performance sessions, such as Liz Fong-Jones (Honeycomb) on how microservice-based systems do distributed tracing using OpenTelemetry; Lorenzo Fontana (Sysdig) on eBPF-powered distributed Kubernetes performance analysis; and Nathanael Jean-Francois (NS1) on using BGP edge optimizations to measure internet performance and make routing decisions. Overcoming Obstacles/Lessons in Resilience sessions, including Alois Reitbauer’s (Dynatrace Software) cautions on how to ensure that delivery pipeline automation code won’t devolve into legacy code and Josh Michielsen’s (Condé Nast International) insider’s take on the lessons learned from operating a Kubernetes driven global cloud native platform. Building Secure Systems sessions like Jennifer Davis’ (Microsoft) survey of the cloud security tools and practices everyone should. Building Resilient Systems sessions, such as Jenn Strater’s (Gradle) guide to using data to better debug build errors, speed up individual runs, and make a happy release process, or Heidi Waterhouse’s (LaunchDarkly) reveal of the often overlooked factors that dramatically affect build versus buy calculations. Emerging Tech sessions, including Aish Dahal’s (Slack) reveal of how Slack uses compiler tools and bots to enforce code quality and pay off techn...

Notes:

Online resource; Title from title screen (viewed November 6, 2019)

Title from resource description page (Safari, viewed January 28, 2020).

ISBN:

9781492050742

1492050741

OCLC:

1137802609