Conference season is in full swing; everyone had a blast at JAX London this year. However, it’s also important to look forward to what’s on the slate for next year. That’s right, the call for papers for JAX DevOps 2019 is wide open!
JAX DevOps is a four-day conference for software experts featuring in-depth knowledge of the latest technologies and methodologies for lean businesses. Join the software delivery revolution for accelerated delivery cycles, faster changes in functionality and increased quality in delivery.
We want to hear from you, a group of diverse, intelligent, and really friendly DevOps engineers, scientists, and more. Next year’s JAX DevOps takes place in London May 14th – 17th, 2019. Is your schedule free to present a paper on that interesting thing you’ve been working on?
This year’s topics include:
- Business Company Culture
- Cloud Platforms & Serverless
- Docker & Kubernetes
- Continuous Delivery
- Microservices
- Monitoring & Diagnostics
Got anything to say? JAX DevOps is committed to creating a diverse environment. All qualified proposals will receive consideration without regard to race, color, religion, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, national origin, genetics, disability, age, or veteran status. We want to hear from everyone in the DevOps community!
The deadline for submissions is November 12th, 2018! Submit your proposal today!
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Takeaways from JAX DevOps 2018
Did you miss out on this year’s conference? Here are some of the highlights, to give you an idea of what to expect for next year’s bash.
Mike Long’s opening keynote, “The Structure of DevOps Revolutions”, examined the concept that revolution requires achievements and that tools and data are needed in order to sustain theory.
“Don’t be the first or the last to adopt new technology and new tools (because everything new is broken),” Long explained. “Paradigm shifts like DevOps often require retooling, which can be an extravagance during normal periods of practice.”
Jackie Balzer shared some helpful tips about deployment that she learned while at Adobe. However, Balzer really emphasized one crucial tenant that every developer should have in mind: keeping things as simple as possible goes a long way. As she pointed out in her session, “so much unnecessary complexity is being created by complex source control branching strategies in the software industry”.
Christine O’Dell explored why developers need to commit to their projects on a more long-term basis in her talk on DevOps. It’s not enough to develop a project; developers need to be available to maintain and improve their code in production.
If you think JAX DevOps is the kind of conference for you, send in your proposals now or get some of the cheapest early bird tickets available today!
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