Top 10 reports from DevOpsDays Moscow
The third DevOps enthusiast conference DevOpsDays Moscow 2019 will be held on December 7th. We have compiled for you a selection of the ten most popular reports from two previous conferences. You can watch all the reports on the YouTube channel .
Orphaned services: the reverse side of the (micro) service architecture
Andrey Nikolsky (Banks.ru)
The service architecture is popular: fashionable, convenient for development and management, the result is fast and visual. At first, it is easily and naturally deployed, maintained and developed. At some sad moment, everything falls apart and does not always assemble back quickly and without loss. The recipe, how not to be at a trough, is, in general, simple. Here, as with a car: do maintenance on time and get rid of it in time. The director of operation of the portal Banks.ru Andrei Nikolsky said in a report about the back side of microservice architecture.
Infrastructure as a code, we win on a scale
Kirill Vetchinkin (TYME)
TYME is engaged in custom software development and launches more than 15 projects a year, mainly large server systems based on microservice architecture. The infrastructure of any project is 80% identical, and each time it was necessary to configure the same systems several times for each project. This led to unnecessary labor and errors.
To solve this problem, the guys have implemented and are using the infrastructure as code approach. The code base is divided into modules that are stored and developed in Git. The modules are used in different projects and allow you to raise the infrastructure of a new project in half a day by typing a new project from them and setting specific settings, this is done by administrators. Developers, on the other hand, know and understand application systems well, so they configure the application infrastructure independently in docker containers.
Kirill Vetchinkin spoke about practical methods for implementing this approach.
Clouds in the clouds, Uchi.ru experience
Alexey Vakhov (Uchi.ru)
Uchi.ru has an online platform for school education with 15 isolated docker clusters (not Kubernetes, sic!) In five cloud providers. Fifteen hundred user applications, the number of which is constantly growing. Uchi.ru technical director Alexei Vakhov told how they switched to containers, how they manage infrastructure, what problems they encountered, what worked and what didn’t.
NixOS for smart factories and cities
Alexander Krupenkin (AIRA)
In the AIRA project, a huge number of dependencies and modules, managing the assembly and running this economy is not so simple. Alexander Krupenkin, one of the co-founders of Airalab, software developer of the AIRA project, spoke about the experience of creating a product as a GNU / Linux distribution based on NixOS using AIRA as an example and how they saved a lot of time in software development by choosing a successful platform architecture.
Devops transformation of Alfa Bank
Anton Isanin (Alfa Bank)
The head of the quality center at Alfa Bank, Anton Isanin, told how they started the DevOps transformation, what the processes looked like now and what they look like now, what DevOps has already given the company, whether the DevOps culture has taken root, what the problems were with this, and what are they going to do next.
DevOps and Chaos: software delivery in a decentralized world
Anton Weiss (Otomato Software)
The founder and director of Otomato Software, one of the initiators and instructors of Israel’s first DevOps certification, Anton Weiss, described how software delivery in the world of decentralized organizations and information systems will change.
How the SRE team makes HeadHunter stable
Anton Ivanov (HH.ru)
Anton Ivanov, team leader of SRE at HeadHunter, shared his experience on how to improve site stability, how to distribute responsibility between operation, and what to do if the service is down.
DevOps without bullet
Alexander Tarasov, Julia Viktorova (Alpha Laboratory)
Alexander Tarasov and Yulia Viktorova, using the example of the Alpha Laboratory, spoke about what DevOps means for them and how they prepare it in a large organization with all its limitations, problems and challenges, both from a technical and managerial point of view.
Introducing DevOps in a Large Organization: A New Age in 1 Year
Nikolay Knysh, Roman Murashkin (Raiffeisenbank)
IT Director Nikolai Knysh and Infrastructure Director Roman Murashkin spoke about the experience of implementing the DevOps approach in Raiffeisenbank. From the report you will learn how they approached the organization of implementation, how the work was built, what mistakes and problems the guys experienced in the process, and how these errors were corrected.
This report will be useful to those who begin the process of transformation in their organization or are already part of such a process.
Antifragility applied to DevOps. And to your life
Jan de vries
IT consultant, Devops trainer, entrepreneur Jan de Vries made an unusual report “Antifragility applied to DevOps. And to your life ”, the basis of which he drew from the popular book of Nassim Taleb.
What DevOps IS NOT
Leon Fire
And one more small video. In the Ignite report, Leon revealed the whole truth and told what DevOps is not (despite the majority opinion).
You can watch all the conference reports on the YouTube channel .
Orphaned services: the reverse side of the (micro) service architecture
Andrey Nikolsky (Banks.ru)
The service architecture is popular: fashionable, convenient for development and management, the result is fast and visual. At first, it is easily and naturally deployed, maintained and developed. At some sad moment, everything falls apart and does not always assemble back quickly and without loss. The recipe, how not to be at a trough, is, in general, simple. Here, as with a car: do maintenance on time and get rid of it in time. The director of operation of the portal Banks.ru Andrei Nikolsky said in a report about the back side of microservice architecture.
Infrastructure as a code, we win on a scale
Kirill Vetchinkin (TYME)
TYME is engaged in custom software development and launches more than 15 projects a year, mainly large server systems based on microservice architecture. The infrastructure of any project is 80% identical, and each time it was necessary to configure the same systems several times for each project. This led to unnecessary labor and errors.
To solve this problem, the guys have implemented and are using the infrastructure as code approach. The code base is divided into modules that are stored and developed in Git. The modules are used in different projects and allow you to raise the infrastructure of a new project in half a day by typing a new project from them and setting specific settings, this is done by administrators. Developers, on the other hand, know and understand application systems well, so they configure the application infrastructure independently in docker containers.
Kirill Vetchinkin spoke about practical methods for implementing this approach.
Clouds in the clouds, Uchi.ru experience
Alexey Vakhov (Uchi.ru)
Uchi.ru has an online platform for school education with 15 isolated docker clusters (not Kubernetes, sic!) In five cloud providers. Fifteen hundred user applications, the number of which is constantly growing. Uchi.ru technical director Alexei Vakhov told how they switched to containers, how they manage infrastructure, what problems they encountered, what worked and what didn’t.
NixOS for smart factories and cities
Alexander Krupenkin (AIRA)
In the AIRA project, a huge number of dependencies and modules, managing the assembly and running this economy is not so simple. Alexander Krupenkin, one of the co-founders of Airalab, software developer of the AIRA project, spoke about the experience of creating a product as a GNU / Linux distribution based on NixOS using AIRA as an example and how they saved a lot of time in software development by choosing a successful platform architecture.
Devops transformation of Alfa Bank
Anton Isanin (Alfa Bank)
The head of the quality center at Alfa Bank, Anton Isanin, told how they started the DevOps transformation, what the processes looked like now and what they look like now, what DevOps has already given the company, whether the DevOps culture has taken root, what the problems were with this, and what are they going to do next.
DevOps and Chaos: software delivery in a decentralized world
Anton Weiss (Otomato Software)
The founder and director of Otomato Software, one of the initiators and instructors of Israel’s first DevOps certification, Anton Weiss, described how software delivery in the world of decentralized organizations and information systems will change.
How the SRE team makes HeadHunter stable
Anton Ivanov (HH.ru)
Anton Ivanov, team leader of SRE at HeadHunter, shared his experience on how to improve site stability, how to distribute responsibility between operation, and what to do if the service is down.
DevOps without bullet
Alexander Tarasov, Julia Viktorova (Alpha Laboratory)
Alexander Tarasov and Yulia Viktorova, using the example of the Alpha Laboratory, spoke about what DevOps means for them and how they prepare it in a large organization with all its limitations, problems and challenges, both from a technical and managerial point of view.
Introducing DevOps in a Large Organization: A New Age in 1 Year
Nikolay Knysh, Roman Murashkin (Raiffeisenbank)
IT Director Nikolai Knysh and Infrastructure Director Roman Murashkin spoke about the experience of implementing the DevOps approach in Raiffeisenbank. From the report you will learn how they approached the organization of implementation, how the work was built, what mistakes and problems the guys experienced in the process, and how these errors were corrected.
This report will be useful to those who begin the process of transformation in their organization or are already part of such a process.
Antifragility applied to DevOps. And to your life
Jan de vries
IT consultant, Devops trainer, entrepreneur Jan de Vries made an unusual report “Antifragility applied to DevOps. And to your life ”, the basis of which he drew from the popular book of Nassim Taleb.
What DevOps IS NOT
Leon Fire
And one more small video. In the Ignite report, Leon revealed the whole truth and told what DevOps is not (despite the majority opinion).
You can watch all the conference reports on the YouTube channel .
This year, DevOpsDays Moscow will be held December 7 at Technopolis. Until November 11, we accept applications for reports. Email us if you want to speak.
Registration for participants is open, early bird tickets cost 6,000 rubles.
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