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Hi everyone! Join us for the next NYC HUG on Wednesday, October 16th. We have an amazing roster of speakers to host our first round of lightning talks. Check them out below!
Agenda:
*** 6:00pm - Arrivals, food & beverages, networking
*** 6:20pm - Thomas Kula, HashiCorp, "What DevOps can learn from the Intensive Care Unit"
While DevOps may have invented many of the technologies that enable it to work well, the practices it embodies in many ways have a long & storied history. In this talk, Thomas Kula, Staff Solutions Engineer with HashiCorp, will talk about one of his favorite articles, share a few anecdotes, & tie everything back to DevOps in a way that hopefully piques your curiosity to learn more.
*** 6:35pm - Aidan Feldman, Technology Transformation Services, "The Power of Shared Infrastructure"
The traditional method of managing infrastructure behind was slow & error-prone. By moving to continuously-deployed infrastructure as code (with Terraform), we cut turnaround time for changes from days to minutes, reduced errors, & increased transparency.
*** 6:50pm - Andrew Glen-Young, Datadog, "Datadog manages SSH access for thousands of nodes using Hashicorp Vault"
Datadog manages large fleets of machines across multiple cloud providers. Despite modern automation tooling sometimes you really need to SSH to a node. This talk will cover how Datadog uses HashiCorp Vault to manage SSH certificate authentication across their network & how it works.
*** 7:05pm - Nathaniel Ritholtz, IDT Corporation
More information on Nathaniel's talk coming soon :)
*** 7:20pm - J.D. Hollis, The Consulting CTO, "Automated Deployment Across Multiple AWS Accounts"
JD will discuss building fully automated deployment pipelines across multiple AWS accounts for services that make heavy use of AWS resources. He will also cover developer tooling to make it easier to work on multiple instances of a service within a single AWS account.
*** 7:35pm - Closing remarks & Q&A, what's next for the NYC HUG, networking
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We look forward to seeing you.
Thank you for hosting us, Bit.ly!
Interested in getting involved with this chapter? We are always looking for venues & speakers. Reach out to us at [masked].
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