cloud2030

Joining us today is David Found, President & CEO at ShuttleOps.

About ShuttleOps

Software delivery is now critical for virtually every organization, even if the process of deploying it can be hampered by mind-numbing complexity. Our goal is to help you remove the errors, latency, and risk that can result from a manual, onerous or sluggish application deployment process.

We took a holistic view of application automation, focusing not only on the technical aspects but on how people and processes influence the end-to-end experience. So you can automate the delivery of applications, fixes, and features to your customers quickly and securely.

Interactive and balanced discussion about how and when minimal viable product (MVP) strategy works. Includes story telling about RackN and Digital Rebar journey.

Joining us this week is Derek Swanson, CTO Silk.

About Silk

Silk’s Cloud Data Platform optimizes everything about life in the cloud, allowing organizations to get ten times the performance out of their existing cloud data while spending 30% less. It fits neatly between your full application stack and cloud infrastructure, making your entire cloud environment run smarter without changing a thing. With real-time data reduction, thin provisioning, and continuous resource optimization, Silk automatically matches your cloud data spend to your actual data needs at every moment, so you can spend less and cloud more

Jerome Hardaway discusses the how, what and why about VetsWhoCode.org. This detailed session explores how they help Vets be successful both with coding and in the workplace.

Joining us this week is Thomas Vitale, Sr Systems Engineer at Systematic as well as author of the book " Cloud Native Spring in Action."

Get a 40% discount on the book using the code: podL8istSh9y20 (https://www.manning.com/books/cloud-native-spring-in-action)

Paul Teich leads a spirited and VERY DEEP discussion in how Liftr discovers hidden information about the clouds and then talks about how to balance performance vs cost vs availability.

We also talk about ARM vs Intel vs AMD.

Sherri McGurnaghan leads a spirited discussion about DevOps and Agile. We consider what makes it challenging to success with Agile and how to improve your experience with it. This is not anti-Agile, but an honest reflection on how it works.

Lively discussion about how to make Virtual Conference work better for both attendees and speakers led by Keith Townesend / The CTO Advisor

Federico Lucifredi explains how super computing works problems in parallel and how to optimize computational load. The RPis make an interesting backdrop because they expose CPU and Networking constraints even in small amounts.

This is the seventh recording of the Weekly Distance DevOps Lunch and Learn hosted by Rob Hirschfeld.

Federico Lucifredi shows the parts and process to build a Raspberry Pi cluster using parts from Pico. He shows the process to automate a consistent build process and then we discuss alternatives in market.