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This hands-on workshop guides engineers in developing cloud infrastructure using AWS CDK to make a web application public. Participants will learn how to spin up, deploy, and tear down cloud resources with a few console commands. Key technologies include AWS (CDK, S3, Lambda, RDS) and Ruby on Rails with PostgreSQL. Attendees need AWS and GitHub accounts, CLI tools, and specific runtime environments. The session balances interactive deployments with insights into cloud architecture and best practices.

I'm Bohdan from Lviv, Ukraine and I love to learn new things. In my carrer I've had a chance to wear different hats - from an Engineer up to C-level and to work in different companies - from a startup to an enterprize. My solutions aren't perfect, but I'll give you something to work with.

Learn to navigate database benchmarks wisely! From crashing managed instances to skyrocketing storage costs, I'll share hard-earned lessons from a decade of managing production databases on the cloud without DBA expertise.

I triggered storage autoscaling during maintenance, crashed my first managed instance on ARM due to a suboptimal configuration, and ran out of IOPS multiple times. While attempting to autosmart the automated backups, my storage costs skyrocketed, surpassing any other expenses associated with the instance. Sometimes things fall apart, and sometimes I succeed. I experimented with various methods to optimize the storage of fragmented tables. Here are a few lessons from managing dozens of production databases for over a decade, without DBA expertise.

Renato has extensive experience as a cloud architect, tech lead, and cloud services specialist. He lives in Berlin and works remotely as a principal cloud architect. His primary areas of interest include cloud services and relational databases. He is an editor at InfoQ and a recognized AWS Data Hero.

Imagine a self-healing system that handles surprises, letting you sleep peacefully. If that sounds appealing, chaos engineering could be the answer. Trusted by Netflix, LinkedIn, Google, and Facebook, it's key for business resilience. In this session, we'll explore its history, learn how to apply its principles to stress-test applications, and review tools for fault injection in real-world scenarios.

Agnieszka is a dedicated engineer specializing in cloud solutions, with expertise in cutting-edge technologies such as Kubernetes and Terraform. She also brings valuable insights from her experience in testing activities. Agnieszka is passionate about enhancing people’s wellbeing and promoting a healthy work-life balance. Outside of her professional endeavors, she is a sports freak, board game lover and owner of two adorable cats.

This session derives Dos and Donts from very large setups. It aims to draw a thin line between DevOps and SRE, defines those two concepts and offers practical guidance how to leverage both. We discuss how to bring together the communities of DevOps and SRE. This interactive session is based on both, good practices from the field and insights from academic research.

Dr. Michael Hüttermann is a Principal Delivery Engineer. Michael supports large enterprises implementing DevOps. He has written a couple of books including "DevOps for Developers" and "Agile ALM" and has given talks at leading conferences (e.g., JavaOne, Devoxx) since the early years of this millennium. Michael is "Java Champion" since 2006. More details here: http://huettermann.net.

TBA

Birol Yildiz is the Co-founder and CEO of ilert, adeptly steering the company with a rare combination of technical and product expertise. His prior experience includes a significant role as Chief Product Owner for Big Data products at REWE Digital. With a strong foundation in computer science, Birol bridges the gap between developer and product strategist, constantly striving to innovate and provide customer-centric solutions at ilert.

Let's explore how the Ops landscape has evolved in recent years and examine key trends shaping its future.