Continuous Lifecycle London (online)

Is DevOps for dummies? Emily Freeman wants you to join the software dev revolution instead dlvr.it/S9Rpvp

The most recent 1.18, 1.19, 1.20, & 1.21 Kubernetes patch releases have a bug. You should probably skip them if you are still using dockershim. There will be new patches next week with a fix, including one more for 1.18! Read more: groups.google.com/g/kubernetes-d…

If you're interested in learning more about #observability #engineering after @lizthegrey's great keynote, you should definitely check out her upcoming book: info.honeycomb.io/observability-…

Really exciting talk ahead later today!! Want to learn more about #OpenPolicyAgent and the new feature that enhances its ability to statically type check Rego code?Make sure to tune in!

Ready for the last day of #clo21? Today on the menu: #cluster #security, #observabilty, #chaosengineering, #GitOps, #Kubernetes #operators, and a look at what's next in the #container space.

Hi @ConLifecycleLon , thanks for the great discussion this morning. I've sneakily retroactively updated my slides with the suggestion about chaos testing to find zombies. You can find them here: noti.st/holly-cummins/…

"In 2020, the inefficiency of the internet (redundancy) made it resilient, which saved millions of lives. We need it to be inefficient to be resilient, and we need it to be efficient so the planet doesn't combust." Fascinating talk from @anne_e_currie at @ConLifecycleLon

What would a live conference be without a slight change of plan? Right! Happy to announce brilliant @plallin will join us once again to talk about pitfalls of updating infrastructure, the tools and techniques to triage them, and how they can impact the underlying applications.

.@anne_e_currie just provided the perfect cliffhanger for tomorrow's morning keynote: "How To Love Kubernetes and Not Wreck The Planet" by @holly_cummins - looking forward to seeing you then! Thanks for a great day!

It's about to start! Come on over, quick!

Speaking of books by our keynote speakers: @mipsytipsy, George Miranda, and @lizthegrey, who will be with us on Wednesday, are in the process of finishing their book on observability engineering - a preview is available here, in case you're interested: info.honeycomb.io/observability-…

First up, we're honoured to have Michael Coté back on stage...early slot like in the olden days :)

One more hour until this year's Continuous Lifecycle Online starts! Are we excited? You better believe it! Who wouldn't be with a programme like this: continuouslifecycle.london/agenda-and-spe… See you in a bit!

Can't wait to see you all on Monday!! If you still need a ticket, right this way please: bit.ly/2POxx46

Is your tech bubble full of #wasm, #EdgeComputing, and #eBPF right now? Get an intro to these (and more) topics and bring your questions along for an hour of Q&A with @beatrizmrg, @urlichsanais, Sascha Haase, and BBC's Tim Pearce on Wednesday 12th: bit.ly/2So94DH

Next Tuesday, ThoughtWorks Infrastructure Developer Tim Fletcher has kindly agreed to lead you through the jungle of infrastructure pipelines - whether you've already got everything in place or are still looking into it, there'll be something for everybody bit.ly/3nPSPev

"Instead of thinking of software in isolation we’d like to encourage the audience to think of it as a process with a past and a future." Join the Guardian's @js_herbert and Reetta Vaahtoranta in taking a step away from the "everything's rubbish" mindset: bit.ly/3nMcTOO

#AI and #MachineLearning scenarios pose a hole new range of challenges for the teams taking care of #build and #deployment processes. On May 11, Erin Willingham will look into ways to speed up deployment times and provide caching tips to make it all work: bit.ly/3tpbwXf

HAProxy adds configuration flexibility in Kubernetes Ingress Controller 1.6 dlvr.it/Rz5JN6

Looking for ways to keep your running #containers #secure? This time next week, Timo Pagel will join Continuous Lifecycle Online to share tips and tricks for keeping production safe through testing and handling defects - with open source tools, of course. bit.ly/3eUSTW7