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SCHEDULE

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26 APRIL
27 APRIL
Apr 26thApr 27th
9:00am


BEGINNING OF DAY 1

9:15am


TBC

10:00am


OH KEPTN, MY KEPTN: A DATA DRIVEN WAY TO DEVOPS & SRE AUTOMATION

Keptn, a CNCF project, is reducing custom coding and integrations needed for
automating delivery and operation sequences by 90%. Keptn uses a declarative,
event and data-driven orchestration to connect and orchestrate your favorite
tools (GitLab, Jenkins, Selenium, Prometheus, Litmus, Ansible, Jira …) as part
of your DevOps ABSTRACT SRE automation without you having to worry about writing
and maintaining tool integrations.In this session you learn how Keptn works, how
the community is adopting it, how you can get started in minutes and how you can
contribute to this open-source project.

 * Andreas Grabner - Developer Advocate at Keptn

11:00am


PROACTIVE AZURE COST OPTIMALIZATION BASED ON MACHINE LEARNING

A short story of proactive Azure cost optimization. Imagine being a developer
deploying infrastructure on-site. You unknowingly change a product's SKU which
makes the cost usage skyrocket. As a result, your company loses a few thousand
dollars. To prevent this situation in the future, we will be implementing an
alerting solution. We will retrieve cost usage data and feed it to the time
series forecasting model. Finally, we will detect the biggest cost offenders and
send an alert

 * Michał Romanowski - Allegro Pay

12:00pm


PITFALLS OF MULTICLOUD APPLICATION

Outbreak stories inspire us but often a lot of details are hidden under the
scene. Projects based on microservice Architecture sometimes may be
overcomplicated, IaC and Application code deployment is managed together in a
single flow, fixing bugs takes 60-70% percent of working week. I will present a
successful IT product transformation story and talk about how multicloud IaC
architecture together with K8s architecture were simplified, application
solution deployment was reinvented, way of thinking was shifted to Platform as a
Product.

 * Andriy Bilous - Newfire

1:00pm


DEVELOPER EXPERIENCE IN SERVERLESS

We all love serverless and want whole world to take advantage of it. But,
people, rightfully, give counter arguments on how hard to work as they're used
to in serverless. Monorepos or multirepos? Fat functions or nanofunctions or
even functionless? Developing local and developing against cloud? Playing nice
with frontend or try ignoring as much as possible? In this talk, I will talk
about the controversies of delivering applications specifically in the context
of serverless.

 * Emrah Samdan - Senior Product Manager at Serverless Inc.

2:00pm


DON’T RELY ON METRICS ALONE – STRATEGIES FOR CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT

Tracking engineering metrics is viewed as table stakes by most dev leaders. But
not all metrics are created equal. And dashboards don’t help dev teams improve.
Progressive software development organizations are moving beyond top-down
metrics to focus on continuous improvement using Software Delivery Intelligence.

 * Yishai Beeri - LinearB

3:00pm


KEEP YOUR CODE SAFE DURING THE DEVELOPMENT PATH USING OPENSOURCE TOOLS.

I’ve been working as Security and Threat Researcher at Saporo, and Cybersecurity
Advocate at senhasegura, Snyk Ambassador, Application Security Specialist,
Hacking is NOT a crime Advocate and RedTeam Village Contributor. I’m part of the
Coordinator team from DCG5511(DEFCON Group São Paulo-Brazil), International
Speakers in Security and New technologies events in many countries such as US,
Canada, Germany, Poland, and others, I’ve been served as University Professor in
Graduation and MBA courses at Brazilian colleges, in addition, I'm Creator and
Instructor of the Course Malware Attack Types with Kill Chain Methodology
(PentestMagazine) and Malware Analysis - Fundamentals (HackerSec).

 * Filipi Pires - Saporo

4:00pm


AUTHENTICATION AND AUTHORIZATION WITH ISTIO, ENVOY AND YOUR IDP OF CHOICE!

Let’s face it. Authorization is hard. Whether roles and permissions, stack
placement, or implementation across services, there are lots of places to fail.
That’s where Istio/Envoy make life simple. Let’s use Istio/Envoy with your
choice of Identity Provider to protect your services!

 * Nathan Hall - Clearco


Apr 26thApr 27th
9:00am


BEGINNING OF DAY 2

9:15am


PRACTICAL GUIDES TO "BREAK SILOS" WITH DEVOPS

DevOps defines itself not only as tools and practices, but as combinations of
cultural philosophies. We can find tools and practices via internet easily and
quickly. However, cultural aspects tend to be a little bit difficult to find.
Moreover, cultural ones need additional information and knowledge like contexts,
people, environments, and so on. How can we learn about cultural aspects of
DevOps more easily and effectively? In this talk, I would like to provide
practical examples of cultural aspects of DevOps with combinations of tools and
practices as "breaking silos" based on my 10 years of experience as an Agile
Coach and DevOps Consultant.

 * Hiroyuki Ito Agile Coach and DevOps Consultant

10:00am


BUILDING LABS USING COMPONENT-BASED ARCHITECTURE WITH TERRAFORM AND ANSIBLE

This presentation has the purpose to share an approach using component-based
architecture with infra as a code, thus helping the develop teams to be more
productive and have reliable environment labs for developing and testing

 * Ederson Brilhante - Splunk

11:00am


TBC

12:00pm


WHO'S MANAGING THE CREDENTIALS FOR YOUR DATA INFRASTRUCTURE?

 * Dewan Ahmed - Senior Developer Advocate at Aiven

1:00pm


DEVSECOPS: SHIFT LEFT OR RIGHT?

DevSecOps is often described as shifting left, meaning devs start doing more
security and teams integrate security into CI/CD. But is this all we need right
now? What about shifting right? or doing more than shifting in both directions?
In this talk, we’ll see what shift in these directions means and how we can do
and we should do better to do Dev(Sec)Ops.

 * Serhat Can - Resmo

2:00pm


ANATOMY OF OPEN-SOURCE SUPPLY CHAIN ATTACK

This talk will provide a lot of knowledge on the attacks and how to avoid/detect
them. Supply chain attacks are gaining popularity, and we wanted to examine the
difficulty of attacking OSS packages from an attacker's point of view. We found
many alarming practices that prevent the security community from detecting those
attackers. In this talk, I would like to share our findings and offer a couple
of best practices and OSS tools that will help avoid those attacks. 1. When a
good package goes wrong- a recent example of hacktivism and NPM account take
over (UA-parser attacks). We will describe a couple of best practices and
open-source tools ( Chainalert) to detect anomalies in contributor activity that
can alert on such attacks. 2. when an attacker takes over abandoned packages –
RepoJacking/ Chainjacking we will describe a couple of best practices and
open-source tools ( chainjacking ) to detect those cases so you can avoid those
attack vectors. 3. Typosquitting – detecting and avoiding such prevalent
attacks. We hope to equip the attendances with a better understanding of this
emerging field and how best to defend against them

 * Tzachi Zorenshtain - Checkmarx

3:00pm


ACCELERATING CHANGE THROUGH TRUST AND INFLUENCE

In a world where change is inevitable, how can we be the creators of change, not
just the recipients? How can we leverage the Influence and Trust loop, a loop so
powerful, that when nurtured and adhered to can drive transformation in any
organization! To lead change or transformation, we need influence. But the catch
22 here is to influence, we need trust. Trust and influence together are this
virtuous cycle that over time becomes a self-perpetuating flywheel. It’s a loop
so powerful, that when nurtured and adhered to can drive transformation in even
the most rigid organizations. When we talk about transformation, invert
expectations, look inward first. It starts with you. It’s not just the
transformation of our organization, it’s about the transformation of our team
and the transformation of us an individuals. It’s the process of introspection
to drive external outcomes.

 * Courtney Heba - Senior Technical Specialist at Microsoft

4:00pm


HISTORY OF SOFTWARE ENGINEERING & HOW IT APPLIES TO INFRASTRUCTURE

The craft of Software Engineering has been around for decades and we have
learned and improved a lot along the way. Things like keeping code in source
control are taken for granted these days, but we remember the days when the
latest code existed on production servers or on an engineer’s machine. As
improvements to the craft of Software Engineering gained momentum, the way
infrastructure was managed lagged, remaining a manual process on many teams.
Overtime best practices for Software Engineering are being applied to
infrastructure. The quintessential example is Infrastructure as Code. In this
presentation, we will talk about how the history of Software Engineering has and
will continue to shape the improvement of infrastructure practices. Then we will
introduce newer concepts like Environment as Code that will help further the
craft of managing Infrastructure, beyond IaC.

 * Adarsh Shah - CompuZest







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