39€
Conference first day entry pass.
89€
Conference first day entry pass.
The Conference will be held at Dedeman Bostanci Hotel & Convention Center on September 19 - 20, 2019. Feel invited for one day full of substantive lectures from the DevOps field. We invite everyone to participate.
DevOpsDays is a technical conference, aimed at developers, sysadmins and anyone else involved in technology, whether expert or beginner. The person behind the idea of DevOps is Patrick Debois, who came up with this method of improving the code and cooperation.
The term "DevOps" was popularized thanks to a series of "DevOpsDays" conferences. The first edition of this Conference was held in Belgium in 2009. Since then, DevOpsDays conferences have spread across the globe. All conferences run on a similar formula and are divided into three elements:
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Many great speakers with interesting talk subjects. Meet the speakers here!
Meet the people attending this event around the globe. Open Spaces will be the best opportunity to discuss on many topics important to you!
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8:30AM
& Breakfast
9:15AM
9:45AM
Founder @Opsgenie
10:30AM
Head of Solutions Engineering at LINKIT
11:10AM
11:30AM
VP of Products @Thundra Inc.
12:10PM
TBC
12:40PM
Catered
1:30PM
Program Manager @Google
2:30PM
Senior Director of Technology @ Pivotal
3:10PM
If you are new to the Open Space concept you may want to read some more details
3:40PM
4:00PM
If you are new to the Open Space concept you may want to read some more details
4:45PM
If you are new to the Open Space concept you may want to read some more details
5:30PM
Software Development Team Lead @Hazelcast Cloud
11:10AM
11:30AM
12:40PM
Catered
1:30PM
Open Source Software Engineer @Sysdig
3:40PM
4:00PM
Call for proposals opens TBA .
Call for proposals closes TBA .
Selected proposals will be announced on June 10, 2018 .
Please fill the below form to submit a proposal , even if you don't propose, please consider commenting on proposals submitted by others.
Please visit the propose page for the rules and other details.
Berkay Mollamustafaoglu is the founder of Opsgenie, a SaaS-based on-call and incident management solution. He currently serves as the head of Opsgenie after the company’s acquisition by Atlassian in 2018. As a long time IT professional, he has 20+ years of experience in running and scaling products and teams globally. He continues helping the Turkish ecosystem as a speaker as well as a startup advisor at ScaleX.
Building Hazelcast Cloud to provide Hazelcast Cluster as a service with extensive features. AWS Certified DevOps Professional. Building highly scalable, real-time systems with Spring Boot, Kubernetes, Docker, Prometheus, Event-Based Systems, and Hybrid Cloud. Ex. Sony and eBay engineer.
Andrew Clay Shafer has been helping developers carry pagers for the last decade after having a caffeine induced vision while servers burned around him. Before that he was baptized in the fountain of Agile by a cult of cave dwelling witch doctors as a software developer with a background in math modeling and computational science. Devops has been very good to Andrew and he has tried to return the favor. He spends most days trying to help Pivotal customers develop and operate software.
Aras is a digital transition consultant at kloia. He trains designers, business analysts, agile teams, managers, and executives on human-centric approaches to product development. The products he worked on are used by more than 160 million users worldwide. He was the Senior Vice President of experience design and front-end development at Garanti Bank, a BBVA joint-venture in Turkey. His team worked on a broad range of areas, from mobile apps, web sites, ATMs to enterprise software, discovery, long-term strategic research. Prior to Garanti, he was the Product Director for ÇiçekSepeti, the largest flower and gifting site in the world. He was a Product Development Group Manager at Monitise, where his team of product managers and designers delivered top-notch digital experiences for leading financial institutions and e-commerce sites, such as İşBank, Visa, eBay, Turkcell, and Turkish Airlines. He was a UX planner at Intel where he led the UX planning for Tizen (with Samsung), worked on MeeGo (with Nokia) and adapted Intel's brand identity system for the software products. Previously, he was at Microsoft Research, where he developed a gestural system for interacting with displays remotely. He completed similar research efforts at the University of California, Irvine and Lancaster University, United Kingdom. Aras holds a BSc from Bilkent University and an MSc in Computer Science from Georgia Tech. He is currently pursuing a BA in Sociology from Anadolu University. He is an avid cook and he drives his colleagues crazy by winning all food-related trivia games.
Leonardo is an Open Source Software Engineer at Sysdig in the Office of the CTO. He is in charge of the Open Source methodologies and projects of Sysdig. At the same time he mainly takes care of Falco, a Container Native Runtime security project sandboxed by the CNCF. He is also involved in the Linux Foundation's eBPF project (IO Visor) as a maintainer of kubectl-trace project. He's also the creator of go-syslog, a blazingly fast Golang parser for syslog messages and transports, and of kubectl-dig, a tool to have deep visibility into Kubernetes directly from the kubectl.
Emrah Şamdan is the VP of Products at Thundra, a tool to provide serverless observability for AWS Lambda environments. With the development team, Emrah is obsessed with helping serverless community with their debugging and monitoring effort both in production and during development. He is responsible for making trouble for the Thundra engineering team while finding solutions to ease the life of serverless teams.
Serhat helps teams build better on-call and incident response practices at Atlassian, Opsgenie. He is part of the DevOpsDays core team and runs many local events in Turkey. He is an AWS Community Hero.
Pranjal is currently an Engineering Program Manager at Google. Graduated as an Electrical engineer, started as a test automation engineer, then software engineer and took on DevOps (including disaster recovery) responsibilities at her previous company, where she graduated into the role of a Lead App Performance analyst. She has also taught Bollywood dancing and done stage shows as a principal dancer! She lives in the city of San Francisco, and she loves the freedom (something She never had growing up). Passionate about traveling and exploring cuisines. Always open to new experiences.
Thiago de Faria a knowledge-driven organization with IT experts supporting partners with a transparent path toward pain mitigation and solving business problems.
Passionate about data, programming and the people behind it, he’s given many talks and workshops at conferences. Sometimes on stage, sometimes coding and sometimes in meetings, Thiago loves to learn and try new things. He also likes to crack bad jokes that sounded better on his own mind.
He is an active part of the community (devopsdays Amsterdam, ITNEXT & Codemotion), married to someone smarter than him, open-source enthusiast, knowledge-sharer and a proud father. Thiago wakes up every day with one goal: develop happy high-performing teams to decrease time-to-market and build production-ready applications, always!
Derya, also knows as Dorian, is working in Software Industry from 2003. He has been geeky with computers at age 13 and began programming with GW-Basic at that age. He jumped into Linux after 1999 and gained IBM Scholar Challenge 2002 with his Linux Embedded Security Device. He is holding a Bachelor degree on Computer Engineering from Galatasaray University, M.Sc. System and Control Engineering from Bogazici University and MBA from Heriot-Watt University. He has worked as Solution Architect and System Administrator at Turkcell Superonline, Technology Director at Credit Europe Bank and CTO at Ciceksepeti. He is currently working as Cloud and DevOps Consultant at kloia which we was one of the founder. He is also DevOpsDays organizer and one of the Docker Community Leader
Anton is a long time developer, CTO, and tech-lead who is spending a large amount of his time as an open-source contributor to various Terraform & AWS projects, terraform-aws- modules, modules.tf and a few others. The most popular one is where he manages a collection of verified Terraform AWS modules (terraform-aws-modules on GitHub) downloaded more than 2 million times. The newest one is where he describes Terraform best practices learned during several years of working with Terraform and established within the community (www.terraform-best-practices.com). He also leads AWS, DevOps and HashiCorp User Groups in Norway, organizes DevOpsDays Oslo, and often speaks at various technical meetups and conferences. He is passionate about all-things-cloud and solution architecture combined with automation and scripting.
Anand Tiwari is an information security professional with nearly 6 years of experience in offensive security, with expertise in Mobile and Web Application Security. He has authored Archery—open source tool and has presented at BlackHat, DEF CON USA, and HITB conferences. In his free time, he enjoys coding and experimenting with various open source security tools.
