The New Modern - Infrastructure with Docker & Kubernetes

Join us at VSCO HQ while we discuss building scalable, reliable infrastructure using the latest tools from AWS, Docker, Kubernetes.

Featured speakers include:
Chris Rempola, VSCO Sr. Software Engineer
Chris is building web environments in Colo and Cloud, and passionate about Infra automation and reliability. He will be discussing next steps for K8s in Production (Federated K8s).

Vlad Losev, VSCO Staff Engineer
Vlad has an extensive background in application development and automated systems. He will be covering some of the challenges and solutions VSCO's team dealt with in moving to a scalable containerized environment.

Tom Fuller, AWS Principal Solutions Architect – Strategic Accounts:
Tom has been working as an AWS Solutions Architect for almost four years after spending 6 years at Microsoft. Tom's background as a developer have allowed him to dive deep into a number of complex customer scenarios and deliver unique solutions to some of the largest scale cloud deployments in the industry. Recently, Tom spent 6 months as the lead SA at Pinterest where he worked with their engineering teams to improve performance and reduce costs of their S3 footprint and is now working with them again focusing on a variety of new services. Tom is a regular presenter at re:Invent and local summits (SFO, Chicago, New York) and last year published an AWS QuickStart that allows developers to automate end to end CI/CD pipelines for .NET. Tom is considered a specialist in container services, ci/cd pipeline development, cloud native design patterns, and general architecture best practices for public cloud.

Schedule:
6:30-7:00pm — Arrival, Mingle
7:00—8:30pm — Talks
8:30-9:00pm — Mingle, Goodbyes

Food and drinks to be provided!

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