DevOps Best Practices + WASM & K8s Cheese

New York Kubernetes Meetup

Oct 12, 2022, 9:00 PM – Oct 13, 2022, 12:00 AM

In-person event

About this event

The journey to realizing DevOps nirvana in any enterprise is full of obstacles for developers and other stakeholders. To help us understand the key steps for implementing our very own automated DevOps strategy, Anthony Tortola of SUSE will explore common pitfalls and outline best practices.

We’re also very excited to welcome local group member Ralph Squillance from Microsoft. He will dig into why WebAssembly and Kubernetes go together like peanut butter and bananas -- you'll use it when you need it, but otherwise you'll eat pizza.

Speaking of pizza, we’ll actually be serving antipasti, dim sum and an assortment of middle eatern dips.

SPONSORED: Thanks to SUSE for sponsoring this event!

Are you a local speaker looking to present to the group? Submit your talk and we'll be in contact. We're also seeking venues interested in hosting the group.

We hope to see you at the event on Wednesday Oct 12. 

Space is very limited, so RSVP  on our Meetup page today.

AGENDA

5:00p - 5:20p : Social

5:20p - 5:30p : Community annoucements

5:30p - 6:00p : DevOps Best Practices

6:15p - 6:45p : WebAssembly and Kubernetes: I don't know this cheese of which you speak!

7:00p - 8:00p : Social

BUILDING ACCESS

Note you must bring government-issued photo ID to be allowed in the building.

SAFETY

SPEAKER BIOs

Anthony Tortola - SUSE Solutions Engineer

Anthony, a 16+ year employee at SUSE, is a data center expert and certified Linux engineer. He has worked in many technical roles including solutions architect, consulting services, and engineering in the last few decades. He has extensive experience working in data centers across different market segments: Education, Finance, Entertainment and Retail Banking. His background as a support engineer means he has walked in those shoes and fully understands the changes of IT in today's world, Anthony is part of SUSE's Center of Excellence around Kubernetes and Container Applications.

Ralph Squillance - Principal Product Manager, Microsoft

Ralph Squillace is a Principal Product Manager in the Azure Core Upstream group at Microsoft.He's old, having joined Microsoft in the OLE32 group -- before COM, just after Win16 graduated to Win32. Since then he's worked in component development in .NET, WCF (SOAP for professionals!), and several Azure Services. An early advocate for Linux at Microsoft, he spent the last twelve container years helping the Helm project, supporting https://porter.sh and https://cnab.io, and others. For the past two or more years he's led Microsoft open-source efforts in WebAssembly at the ByteCode Alliance Foundation, focusing on the Wasm System Interface, Wasm Components, and language integrations.

TALK BRIEFs

How to build an automated DevOps strategy with containers and Rancher on AWS

The journey to realizing DevOps nirvana in any enterprise is full of obstacles for developers and other stakeholders. So it's more important than ever that we implement best practices and an automation strategy to prepare for the future.

Join AWS and SUSE experts as we explore common pitfalls and outlines a step by step strategy for implementing your successful DevOps strategy on AWS with SUSE Rancher.

The talk will cover DevOps and CI/CD best practices including:

  • Containers and environment management
  • Continuous delivery or deployment
  • Movement from Dev to Ops

By the end of the session, you’ll understand the key steps for implementing your very own automated DevOps strategy and powering your journey to the cloud and beyond.

WebAssembly and Kubernetes: I don't know this cheese of which you speak

WebAssembly and Kubernetes go together like peanut butter and bananas -- you'll use it when you need it, but otherwise you'll eat pizza. Come get up to speed on this area of distributed computing quickly and easily, starting with CDN functions and going out into "periphery" computing from there. Enjoy a argument as I sketch out all the beauty of WebAssembly in your clusters and also outline what you can't or shouldn't do -- yet. Yes! There will be demos and things you get to take away to try.

When

When

October 12 – 13, 2022
9:00 PM – 12:00 AM UTC

Organizers

  • Ariel Jatib

    Organizer

  • Karen Chu

    Fermyon

    Head of Community

  • Scott Rigby

    Me and who?

    DX

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