Matt Hope
Principal Engineer @ Nine
Matt is a Principal Systems Engineer at Nine Publishing, the team behind some of Australia’s oldest and most widely read news publications, such as the Australian Financial Review, Sydney Morning Herald and The Age. Matt has been working with IT Infrastructure for the past twenty years. He has worked on cloud environments, automation, monitoring, web caching and web hosting. More recently, Matt has been building and applying his expertise with Kubernetes at Nine.
talkThe Nine Journey: Cloud Native Transformation
This is a story about a 185-year-old publishing company which goes through cloud native transformation. In less than a year the team manages to switch from releasing their monolith monthly to releasing their microservices many times a day. Matt will describe the process of adopting more than half of the CNCF incubating projects, creating hundreds of Kubernetes namespaces in multiple clusters, while ensuring excellent automation and observability practices. And with all this, the vast majority of developers in the team do not need to use kubectl, helm or anything other than git and chat bots. Matt will talk about what this transformation means for the business and how it affects the company culture.
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talkSecuring Container Runtimes -- How Hard Can It Be?
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talkThe Nine Journey: Cloud Native Transformation
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talkIntroducing a Kubernetes Operator for Azure Databricks
Azadeh is a Microsoft Software engineer and Sitecore MVP 2017 with more than 10 years experience across a range of diverse and exciting web and mobile solutions. Az is co-organiser of girls geek Sydney and SheHacks. Az has worked with clients including Vodafone, KFC Australia, Sydney Airport, Lend Lease, Sydney Olympic Park. Az is hand on Tech Lead and she can code in C#, JavaScript, Typescript, Python and now recently Go.
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talkKubernetes Security Low-Hanging Fruit
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talkDeep Dive into firecracker-containerd
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talkDecoding the Service Mesh landscape
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talkTuning docker network for large scale production workload
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talkVirtual what? Virtual Kubelet vs. Virtual Node
Scott Coulton is a Developer Advocate and Docker captain with 10 years of experience as a software engineer in the managed services and hosting space. He has extensive experience in architecture and rolling out systems and network solutions for national and multinational companies with a wide variety of technologies, including Azure, Kubernetes, Puppet, Docker, Cisco, VMware, Microsoft, and Linux. His design strengths are in cloud computing, automation, and security space.
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talkBuilding Native Kubernetes Integrations with Operators
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talkContainers & Logging: deep dive of applications insights
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talkKeeping an eye on your serverless containers
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talkKeeping an eye on your serverless containers
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