The more you automate for Cloud Native development, the more tools and processes you have to consider, the more configurations there are to make, and the more well-defined procedures you have to follow. Isn’t automation supposed to make things simpler?
For now, cloud native makes everything more complicated for developers. In fact, many organizations are struggling to deliver on their promise of making software development and operations easier and more efficient through cloud native automation.
The good news: There are some key lessons to be learned to avoid falling into the complexity trap and achieve significant productivity gains through cloud native. Experts from DevOpsCon’s “Developer Experience Day” will show you how and give you valuable insights. And as always, you can discuss your individual questions with them.
@jpaulreed and @markusandrezak do a cool trick of merging workshops to bring even more value to attendees. It worked really well! @devops_con #devops pic.twitter.com/SQcPrn4YSF
— Hades Architect (@HadesArchitect) May 31, 2018
DevOps Transformation Day with @jpaulreed! A comprehensive overview of the complex, encompassing DevOps landscape; hands-on exercises to rethink organization’s challenges through DevOps lens & tools to kick-start DevOps adoption. #DevOpsCon18 pic.twitter.com/PUTFenSXrz
— Devops Con (@devops_con) 28. Mai 2018
Interview with Paul Reed:
DevOps has gone through many phases so far but its transformation is not yet completed. DevOpsCon speaker Paul Reed tells us that many companies have embraced DevOps and, if we look closely enough, we will discover that we can apply aspects from humanity’s other “operational” efforts to DevOps.
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