€49
All days entry pass for all events.
€99
All days entry pass for all events.
€499
All days entry pass for all events.
The Conference will be held at Radisson Blu Hotel on September 20, 2018. 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:
Super cool discounts if you purchase early bird tickets now. Limited tickets available with some awesome perks and goodies! Register now!
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!
8:30AM
& Breakfast
9:30AM
10:00AM
Linux and Open Source Consultant @ Inuits
10:40AM
CEO @ NETWAYS GmbH
11:20AM
11:40AM
Technical Evangelist @ AWS
12:20PM
Emel Dogrusoz - Making the Most of Your Post Incident Analysis (PIA)
Philipp Krenn - Building Distributed Systems in Distributed Teams
Matty Stratton - The Four Agreements of Incident Response
Cansu Kavili - Why do we need Istio?
12:50PM
Catered
2:15PM
Full-Stack Developer @ NETAS
3:00PM
If you are new to the Open Space concept you may want to read some more details
3:45PM
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
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10:40AM
11:20AM
11:40AM
Business Enablement Manager @ PagerDuty
12:20PM
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TBD
12:50PM
Catered
2:15PM
Head of Software Engineering @ unu GmbH
3:00PM
DevOps Evangelist @ PagerDuty
3:45PM
4:00PM
Developer Advocate @ Elastic
6:00PM
Call for proposals opens February 10, 2018 .
Call for proposals closes May 10, 2018 .
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.
In his day job Bernd Erk is CEO at NETWAYS, an open source service company. His technical expertise stretches across systems management, managed services and software development. As a core member of DevOpsDays organizers, he tries to spread the DevOps spirit wherever and whenever possible.
Emel Dogrusoz is the Vice President of Products at OpsGenie. She leads the product team and is responsible for defining the company’s product strategy, roadmap, and new feature development. Prior to joining OpsGenie, she was the Principle Technical Product Manager at Tom Sawyer Software, where she was responsible for the definition and development of the data visualization product family of the company. She has a broad range of experience with roles ranging from Product Development Manager to Customer Support & Services Manager to Principle Product Manager. Emel holds Master of Science and Bachelor of Science degrees in Computer Science from Bilkent University in Turkey.
Gökhan is a Full-Stack Developer working for Netas, the biggest systems integrator in Turkey. In his current role, he is providing consultancy within the company and building new products.
Matty Stratton is a DevOps Evangelist at PagerDuty, where he help dev and ops teams advance the practice of their craft and become more operationally mature. He collaborates with PagerDuty customers and industry thought leaders in the broader devops community, and his license plate actually says “DevOps”. Matty has over 20 years experience in IT operations, ranging from large financial institutions such as JPMorganChase and internet firms, including Apartments.com. He has given presentations at ITSM focused events, ChefConf, DevOpsDays, Interop, PINK, and various local groups within the Chicagoland area. He is the founder and co-host of the popular Arrested DevOps podcast. He lives in the Chicagoland area with his three kids, Henry, Joey, and Sophia. He also has an unhealthy obsession with Doctor Who, Firefly, and Game of Thrones. And whiskey (but not IPAs, never IPAs).
Philipp is part of the infrastructure team and a developer advocate at Elastic. He is frequently talking about full-text search, databases, operations, and security. Additionally, he is organizing multiple meetups in Vienna.
Kris Buytaert is a long time Linux and Open Source Consultant. He’s one of instigators of the DevOps movement, currently working for Inuits. He is frequently speaking at, or organizing different international conferences and has written about the same subjects in different books, papers and articles. He spends most of his time working on bridging the gap between developers and operations with a strong focus on High Availability, Scalability , Virtualisation and Large Infrastructure Management projects hence trying to build infrastructures that can survive the 10th floor test, better known today as the cloud, while actively promoting the devops idea! Make sure to read his blog titled Everything is a Freaking DNS Problem.
Rachael Byrne is an agilist that has helped cross-functional product development, mobile, QA, customer support, and business operations teams iteratively deliver value and collaborate effectively. She is PagerDuty’s first non-technical Incident Commander.
Alex is a Senior Technical Evangelist at Amazon Web Services, deeply passionate about web technologies and music. Alex has been building web products and helping other builders learn from his experience since 2011. His coding love spreads across the Python and the JavaScript communities, and he’s been contributing to open-source projects such as the Serverless Framework and AWS SAM. He co-organizes the serverless meetup in Milan, as well as ServerlessDays Milan (previously JeffConf). In his free time, Alex loves snowboarding, jogging, traveling, and playing his saxophone.
Armagan is the Head of Software Engineering at unu GmbH, and is currently working on building the infrastucture for the future of mobility. A software architect well versed in both the backend and frontend systems, he focuses on building resilient clouds. He loves open source and is the author of cote, a library for building microservices with Node.js, among many others. He is a public speaker, a mentor, a lecturer, a radio host, a musician, an electronics engineer, and more. He also leads an NGO called Lonca for helping women engineers get on board the software industry.
