Computing DevOps Live 2020
Who Should Attend?
Computing DevOps Live is a complimentary conference for end-user IT professionals, including:
-CEO
-COO
-CIO/CTO
-CISO
-Chief Security Officers
-CFO's/Finance Directors
- Head of IT/IT Directors
-IT Managers
-Head of IS
-Head of Data Centre
-Infrastructure/ Network Managers
-Infrastructure Architects
-IT Operations Professionals
-Technical Architects
-Business Analysts
-Business Intelligence Professionals
-Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Professionals
-Information Managers
-Information Analysts
-Futurists
Programme
Stuart Sumner, Editorial Director, Computing & Delta
John Leonard, Computing Research Director, Incisive Media
- Tipped as the future of DevOps, AIOps and machine learning could revolutionise the CI/CD pipeline.
- But, does AIOps offer a suitable level of security? And, how feasible is it really?
- Microservices can provide greater flexibility for an application, making workflow more manageable, and with scope for repeatability, high availability and easier scaling.
- This panel will discuss the pros, cons and practicality adopting microservices as well as related technologies such as serverless cloud and containers.
- How can you ensure your organisation is prioritising security as an integral part of your DevOps?
- Which tools and approaches should you be using?
- Analysing real-time metrics and monitoring across multi-cloud services and microservices deployment can help ensure applications run smoothly, but can they slow things down?
- How can you change and upgrade elements in your pipeline without introducing bottlenecks and downtime?
- With countless options for tools, how can you make sure you’re progressing in DevOps?
- Everyone has their own favourite tools, so how do you balance choice with performance.
- Advice abounds for new adopters, but what happens when you are mid-DevOps and momentum starts to slow?
- This panel will offer advice for tackling the hump in the middle of your DevOps journey.
An organisation discusses its DevOps journey and success, offering advice on transition and implementation.
- DevOps can trigger whole system overhauls and major changes to infrastructure.
- Some SMEs doubt whether DevOps will offer benefits enough for a smaller organisation, with a smaller budget.
- In this session, an SME will present their challenges and experiences of adopting DevOps on a smaller scale.
- The transition to DevOps can be a bumpy road, with the potential for cracks appearing in team communication, technical breakdowns, and massive changes to company culture.
- Organisations will share their challenges, mistakes and DevOops moments.
- An organisation presents its DevOps success, and explains how they got to where they are.
- What advice can they offer other teams?
- Where next do they anticipate DevOps will lead them?
Stuart Sumner, Editorial Director, Computing & Delta
Computing's DevOps Live 2019
Really enjoyed the atmosphere and some great keynotes
A great way to keep in touch with new thoughts and ideas
The presentations gave a fascinating insight into the implementation of DevOps at high profile companies
Interesting and well organised
Good conference, very interesting presentations, good opportunity to network
Very informative and insightful as always
Thought provoking and opportunities to see how/where we are in comparison to other companies within the DevOps journey
Useful event with interesting material shared
Interesting event, good opportunity to network
An interesting and useful day covering a range of topics
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