Learn how to use AWS Developer Tools and Synk to build secure applications for yourself and your business through this video by Jay Yeras, a Partners Solution Architect at AWS, and Jeff McLean, a software engineer at Synk. This talk gives you a deep-dive into their explanation on how these tools work and they even show you how best to utilize these tools.
To watch the full video, click the link below:
Originally presented at TechStrongCon, watch the session presented by PagerDuty entitled “You Can’t Buy DevOps”.
Below is the description for the presentation:
As the DevOps movement continues to see momentum many organizations don’t know where to start. A common misconception is tooling will make you “DevOps”. While tools can give you the software that will allow you to automate, continuously deliver, monitor, and more; alone they won’t get you to the necessary practices to take advantage of the benefits DevOps has to offer. In this talk attendees will learn why it’s the people and culture that matter most.
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Originally presented at TechStrongCon, watch the session presented by New Relic entitled “Stay Together by Breaking Apart”.
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With individual teams empowered to spin up micro services, you should increase your velocity with Serverless. But if your teams don’t collaborate, they can turn a software monolith into the Tower of Babel. I’ll cover how clear team communication, critical CI/CD tools, testing, and observability can help your team build serverless together.
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Originally presented at TechStrongCon, watch the session presented by Checkmarx entitled “Putting the Sec in DevOps”.
Below is the description for the presentation:
Automation and DevOps have changed the way organizations deliver products. The shift towards DevOps made it pretty clear that companies are adopting this organizational model in order to facilitate a practice of automated software deployment. While the traditional idea of a “software release” dissolves away into a continuous cycle of service and delivery improvements, organizations find that their traditional application security solutions are having a hard time to adapt to the new process.
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Originally presented at TechStrongCon, watch the session presented by Cloudbees entitled “Automating an Automation Machine – CloudBees CI (Core) on Amazon EKS”.
Below is the description for the presentation:
Have you used Jenkins? It helps you automate just about anything. No wonder people call it the “Swiss army knife” of DevOps. In this talk, we’ll go well beyond Jenkins and into the realm of Cloud and Kubernetes, with CloudBees CI (Core). At a technical level, we’ll discuss scalability patterns, storage, fault tolerance, and cost optimization. Several new features will be presented, including Hibernation for Managed Masters, using the CloudBees CI on AWS Quick Start.
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Originally presented at TechStrongCon, watch the session by Monday.com entitled “The Low-code/No-code Movement – Disruption in the Making”.
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We’ll review the market trends of this evolving space, discuss why LCNC is a huge win for the business, and what it takes to open up an existing closed business platform for external developers to build on.
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Originally presented at TechStrongCon, watch the session presented by AWS entitled “Building at Amazon”.
This is the original description for the presentation:
In this presentation, we’ll examine Amazon’s culture, practice, and technology using a sample of quotes from our CTO, Dr. Werner Vogels. He has a great talent for saying big things in a few words. Amazon’s history and culture of DevOps will be covered, our stance on building reliable systems as well, and we will take a peek into the future of the Cloud. Our goal is simply to share a model that has seen remarkable success.
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Learn how to integrate (install and configure) PagerDuty with Amazon GuardDuty and test the integration workflow. Our integrations proactively mitigate customer-impacting issues and allow organizations to innovate and scale both their cloud-native and hybrid environments with confidence.
To learn more about the integration process, watch the video below:
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Digital transformation brings rising complexity as companies migrate their apps and services to the cloud in order to become more agile—and as a result, the ability to effectively migrate to the cloud is strategically imperative to remain competitive. But cloud adoption is more than just eliminating servers; it fundamentally changes how teams operate, from traditional IT working practices to DevOps practices.
Moving to the cloud increases innovation by putting options in the hands of developers, giving them ownership over the operations of their services in a “you build it, you own it” model. This decentralized decision-making allows teams to move quickly and independently, which can be powerful, but also creates the opportunity for gaps in incident response when complex systems destabilize.
To learn more, download this solution brief here:
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EA Digital Illusions CE AB (EA DICE) is a video game developer based in Stockholm. The company was founded in 1992 and has been a subsidiary of Electronic Arts since 2006. Its releases include the Battlefield, Mirror’s Edge and Star Wars Battlefront series.
To find out more about what EA DICE is doing with their games, download the case study below:
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