Conference will be held on 24-25th November in Gromada Hotel in Warsaw. Feel invited for two days full of substantive lectures from the DevOps field and great fun in the best company. We invite everyone from Europe and outside to participate and to become our speakers.
DevOpsDays is an international and well-known conference. Participation in DevOpsDays Warsaw is a perfect opportunity to expand your professional horizons, get valuable business contacts from the whole world, learn more from the DevOps field and have fun in the best company. Last year's edition attracted great interest and became success - we count on your presence also this year!
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. First edition of this conference was held in Belgium in 2009. Since then, DevOpsDays conferences have spread across whole globe. All conferences are having similar formula and are divided into three elements:
- Presentations - Anyone can submit a presentation via the Call for Papers. DevopsDays Program Council will choose the best presentations from these submissions, which will appear in the agenda of the conference.
- Ignites - The ignite talks are a valuable portion of knowledge, lasting for 5 minutes. All the slides automatically changing every 15 seconds. Every slide focuses on the specific topic from the DevOps field and gives a condensed overview.
- Openspace - The openspace format is a very interesting, simple and succeed one. A moment before the openspace starts, all attendees vote on what topic is the most wanted and the most interesting. After this participants can create discussion groups on topics most important to them.
Konferencja DevOpsDays Warsaw 2015 program day 1
- The Dark Art of Container Monitoring Luca Marturana
- Placebo of Progress Caoimhin Graham
- Running High Performance And Fault Tolerant Elasticsearch Clusters On Docker Rafał Kuć
- Armada - technical aspects of highly available microservices Zbigniew Rzepka
- The hidden cost of the microservices architecture Mirosław Nagaś
- Automating microservices in Syncano Michał Kobus & Bartłomiej Jakubowski
Konferencja DevOpsDays Warsaw 2015 program day 2
- Continuous Integration is Dead Yegor Bugayenko
- Deployment automation - what the naked eye do not see Sebastian Myszak
- Zero-Friction Performance Instrumentation And Monitoring João Miranda
- From core Java to Devops team Krzysztof Debski
- JaaC - Jenkins as a Code Łukasz Szczęsny