PurePerformance

Starting your new job as Infrastructure Engineer in a large bank with your to-be boss and his key architects just leaving feels like Chaos! Maybe that’s why Tammy Butow has made a career in Chaos and Site Reliability Engineering. In this episode, Tammy shares her experiences of bring reliability into highly complex systems at NAB, Digital Ocean, DropBox or now Gremlin through chaos engineering. You learn about the importance to know and baseline your metrics, to define your SLIs and SLOs and to continuously run your fire drills to ensure your system is as reliable as it has to be.If you want to learn more check out Tammy’s presentations on speakerdeck and make sure to join the chaosengineering slack channel.https://www.linkedin.com/in/tammybutow/https://speakerdeck.com/tammybutowhttps://slofile.com/slack/chaosengineering

3 years ago, Adam Auerbach explained how he helped Capital One to automate performance into the DevOps Delivery Pipeline. In 2020, where IT Security is a hot trending topic, Adam works for EPAM and is back advocating for the same shift-left he as advocated for when it comes to functional or performance testing. But now – its about baking Security into your practices & culture. And he has a cool word for it: DevTestSecOps!Listen in and learn which types of security checks can be fully automated in the different stages of the delivery pipeline. Also learn how to prioritize your vulnerabilities as you most likely end up with a lot of noise in the beginning. Adam also highlightes the following open source tools that will help in that transformation: getcarrier.io and reportportal.io.https://www.linkedin.com/in/adamauerbach/https://getcarrier.io/#abouthttps://reportportal.io/

3 years ago, Adam Auerbach explained how he helped Capital One to automate performance into the DevOps Delivery Pipeline. In 2020, where IT Security is a hot trending topic, Adam works for EPAM and is back advocating for the same shift-left he as advocated for when it comes to functional or performance testing. But now – its about baking Security into your practices & culture. And he has a cool word for it: DevTestSecOps!Listen in and learn which types of security checks can be fully automated in the different stages of the delivery pipeline. Also learn how to prioritize your vulnerabilities as you most likely end up with a lot of noise in the beginning. Adam also highlightes the following open source tools that will help in that transformation: getcarrier.io and reportportal.io.https://www.linkedin.com/in/adamauerbach/https://getcarrier.io/#abouthttps://reportportal.io/

DesignOps, just as DevOps or NoOps, is targeted towards increasing the efficiency and collaboration between designers and engineers in order to deliver better, intuitive and consistent user experiences. It requires changes in processes, people and tooling and is heavily driven by enabling engineers to become more autonomous when developing and delivering new value for their organization.Join this podcast and learn from Ursula Wieshofer (@Ursula_W), UX Design Team Lead, as well as from Fabian Friedl (@fabian_friedl), DesignOps Team Lead, on how we live and breath DesignOps at Dynatrace. You will learn about the recently released OpenSource Design System Barista, how it enables our engineers to deliver consistent user experiences across all sorts of software projects and how we manage feedback through the Barista GitHub project for future innovation.Also make sure to check out the recent blog posts UX Guilds as well as how we deal with the constantly changing requirements of our design teams.https://twitter.com/Ursula_Whttps://twitter.com/fabian_friedlhttps://barista.dynatrace.com/https://github.com/dynatrace-oss/baristahttps://www.dynatrace.com/news/blog/a-running-start-towards-enablement-how-a-ux-guild-will-broaden-our-horizons/https://medium.com/@holgua/owning-the-unknown-d796e2705ac

DesignOps, just as DevOps or NoOps, is targeted towards increasing the efficiency and collaboration between designers and engineers in order to deliver better, intuitive and consistent user experiences. It requires changes in processes, people and tooling and is heavily driven by enabling engineers to become more autonomous when developing and delivering new value for their organization.Join this podcast and learn from Ursula Wieshofer (@Ursula_W), UX Design Team Lead, as well as from Fabian Friedl (@fabian_friedl), DesignOps Team Lead, on how we live and breath DesignOps at Dynatrace. You will learn about the recently released OpenSource Design System Barista, how it enables our engineers to deliver consistent user experiences across all sorts of software projects and how we manage feedback through the Barista GitHub project for future innovation.Also make sure to check out the recent blog posts UX Guilds as well as how we deal with the constantly changing requirements of our design teams.https://twitter.com/Ursula_Whttps://twitter.com/fabian_friedlhttps://barista.dynatrace.com/https://github.com/dynatrace-oss/baristahttps://www.dynatrace.com/news/blog/a-running-start-towards-enablement-how-a-ux-guild-will-broaden-our-horizons/https://medium.com/@holgua/owning-the-unknown-d796e2705ac

We're back to our regular scheduled show!Kelsey Hightower (@kelseyhightower) has worn many hats as it says on his bio but we also learned from him that he probably doesn’t have that many hats at home as he has been living a minimalistic life over the past couple of years. A philosophy as we learn in this podcast that also goes well when it comes to building your next platform on Kubernetes.In this podcast we learn about the do’s and don’ts, how you should plan and test for k8s upgrades, which tradeoffs you have to take as it comes to performance, how to think about developer productivity on k8s and why it is important to read up on security as it relates to the software we build, deploy and run on our k8s clusters.Thank you Kelsey for supporting our community with your time and expertise. Hope to have you back in the future!https://twitter.com/kelseyhightower

We're back to our regular scheduled show!Kelsey Hightower (@kelseyhightower) has worn many hats as it says on his bio but we also learned from him that he probably doesn’t have that many hats at home as he has been living a minimalistic life over the past couple of years. A philosophy as we learn in this podcast that also goes well when it comes to building your next platform on Kubernetes.In this podcast we learn about the do’s and don’ts, how you should plan and test for k8s upgrades, which tradeoffs you have to take as it comes to performance, how to think about developer productivity on k8s and why it is important to read up on security as it relates to the software we build, deploy and run on our k8s clusters.Thank you Kelsey for supporting our community with your time and expertise. Hope to have you back in the future!https://twitter.com/kelseyhightower

We wrap up the last day of the Dynatrace Perform 2020 conference with an announcement of winners and learnings for the week

We wrap up the last day of the Dynatrace Perform 2020 conference with an announcement of winners and learnings for the week

Vamos terminando el evento teniendo una platica con nuestro amigo Cesar Quintana quien tambien dio una vuelta por nuestro stand a platicar un poco de su experiencia en esta gran cxonferencia.

Vamos terminando el evento teniendo una platica con nuestro amigo Cesar Quintana quien tambien dio una vuelta por nuestro stand a platicar un poco de su experiencia en esta gran cxonferencia.

Andi Grabner, our man-on-the-street, gets the scoop on:-NoOps: Reaching zero-incident prod through auto-remediation-as-code​ with Juergen Etzlstorfer-Beyond thresholds – Find anomalies and reduce false positives with Thomas Natschlaeger-Hybrid observability, from enterprise cloud to mainframe and everything in between with Alex Huetter

Andi Grabner, our man-on-the-street, gets the scoop on:-NoOps: Reaching zero-incident prod through auto-remediation-as-code​ with Juergen Etzlstorfer-Beyond thresholds – Find anomalies and reduce false positives with Thomas Natschlaeger-Hybrid observability, from enterprise cloud to mainframe and everything in between with Alex Huetter

Perform 2020 Updates and News with Henrik Rexed of Neotys

Perform 2020 Updates and News with Henrik Rexed of Neotys