DevTribe Gathering #28

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20 March 17:00-20:00Softhouse Karlskrona

DevOps

Join us for an engaging DevTribe event in Karlskrona on the theme DevOps that promises to streamline your deployment processes and enhance developer productivity. This event is a must-attend for those looking to harness the full potential of Infrastructure as Code, developer productivity engineering, and cloud development innovations.

Session Highlights:

Infrastructure as Code with Pulumi: Delve into the world of Infrastructure as Code (IAC) and discover why Pulumi is leading the charge. Our experts will demonstrate how IAC with Pulumi can revolutionize your infrastructure management, bringing efficiency, consistency, and agility to your operations. Learn how to leverage familiar languages with Pulumi to optimize resources and fast-track delivery in our cloud-centric world.

Elevating Developer Productivity with Develocity: We'll explore the pivotal role of Developer Productivity Engineering in enhancing team morale and efficiency. Discover how Gradle's Develocity eliminates developer pain points through a combination of innovative tools, methods, and an engineering mindset, all aimed at creating happier and more productive development teams.

From Code to Cloud with LocalStack and AWS CDK: Experience the thrill of cloud development as we showcase a serverless application that seamlessly integrates LocalStack and AWS CDK. Witness first-hand how these tools can empower your workflow, providing the speed and confidence needed to develop and deploy within a unified codebase. Get ready to accelerate your development with LocalStack, test with assurance against realistic AWS services, and deploy with confidence to AWS.

Why You Should Attend:

Speed: Accelerate your development cycle with cutting-edge tools.
Confidence: Achieve greater reliability by testing against real-world scenarios.
Efficiency: Manage and scale infrastructure with precision and ease.

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Speakers

Joachim 'Jocce' Nilsson
Applying Developer Productivity Engineering

Making our developers happier by removing pain points requires tools, methods and an engineering approach. I will describe how we work with this at Gradle when we develop our product: Develocity.

Anthon Holmqvist
Code to Cloud: LocalStack and AWS CDK

Join us for an exciting exploration of cloud development using LocalStack and AWS CDK. Anthon, a seasoned developer, will showcase practical insights and demonstrate how these tools can supercharge your cloud workflow.

Discover a serverless application seamlessly bridging LocalStack and AWS CDK. Gain speed, reliability, and dual deployment capabilities.

Elias Torenstam
Deployments made simple with Pulumi

Discover the power of Infrastructure as Code (IAC) and why Pulumi stands out in the world of IAC. In this presentation, we will go through how IAC can improve the way we manage and scale our infrastructure, offering efficiency, consistency, and agility, while Pulumi allows you to use a familiar language. Learn how IAC and Pulumi can be the best ways to optimize resources and accelerate delivery times in the increasingly cloud-focused world we live in.

Softhouse Karlskrona

Campus Gräsvik 371 41 Karlskrona Sverige

Good to know

A warm welcome to the Softhouse DevTribe Gathering in Karlskrona! We will offer snacks and drinks, interesting discussions, and new insights in architecture/backend. The event is free of charge and will take place on Softhouse's premises at Campus Gräsvik.

See you on March 20th!

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About Devtribe

For this DevTribe Gathering, we welcome you who want to delve into and share your knowledge about DevOps. We meet to share ideas, experiences, and mistakes. No one is an expert, but everyone has something to contribute. The schedule follows a robust, sustainable format: a common theme, a few short thought-provoking talks, and then an open forum where people talk in groups dynamically created based on interest.

How a Tribe Works

THEME

When the event is planned, a theme is also decided and announced. The theme should ideally be current, exciting, and suitably narrow. Not so vague that you don’t know what it’s about, but also not so narrow that there’s no room for new angles. After that, there is a call for speakers, and anyone can sign up.

LIGHTNING TALKS
Lightning talks are concise, and a typical duration is about 10 minutes. The speaker can speak undisturbed and use their time as they wish. It's common to share something from one's own experience that may be helpful to others. If the event is half a day, there are often about four lightning talks and a full day usually has room for almost twice as many.

OPEN SPACE
This stage often becomes dynamic and creative. The idea is that those who have listened will pick up certain aspects from the lightning talks they want to discuss more. You might want to know more about it, or perhaps air your own experiences on the topic. Everyone with suggestions for topics writes a post-it note and argues for their cause. Then, we vote together on which topics we should prioritize. Once that's done, we create small groups to share our thoughts based on the topics. No one is a leader, and everyone is responsible for contributing to a fruitful exchange.

When you go home, your head is full of new ideas you want to apply. In addition, you often make many valuable contacts and gain useful insight into other contexts.

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Softhouse