The DevOps Transformation Day

By joining DevOpsCon’s Transformation Day, you’ll get a comprehensive overview into all the necessary aspects to make a DevOps transformation in your organization successful. Anyone tasked with a DevOps transformation will be able to spend a day wrapping their head around the world of DevOps with exercises to help them look at their specific organization’s challenges through a DevOps lens. This compact one-day briefing with lots of valuable insights from experienced speakers is for both DevOps beginners and those in the midst of their DevOps transformation journey. It is tailored for technical stakeholders as well as for business leaders.

Exclusive benefits

Interactive sessions

Experienced speakers and experts

Sessions providing the latest trends & insights

Exchange with peers

We are still working on the program of the DevOpsCon Transformation Day in London.

As reference, please see the program of the DevOpsCon Munich below.

We are still working on the program of the DevOpsCon Transformation Day in Berlin.

As reference, please see the program of the DevOpsCon Munich below.

The program of the DevOps Transformation Day New York will be announced soon! As reference, please see the program of the Transformation Day in Munich 2019 below.

@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

The dirty secret about “DevOps culture”

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.