Nov Meetup - How DMSi is getting to grips with DevOps
Details
Welcome to our November 2021 Omaha DevOps meetup
We have a great speaker, Andrew Holway and great host and sponsor, DMSi Software
We will be limited to about 35 people. We are planning to also send out a Zoom link for the meeting if you prefer remote or are on the wait list.
5:30 - Doors Open / Food
6:00 - Announcements and Feature Talk
7:15 - Wrap up with some prizes after that talk
Title: How DMSi is getting to grips with DevOps
Takeaways:
- Platform providers / Platform consumers
- Getting new skills on board
- Does Kubernetes really make DevOps easier?
- Why Review Apps are Important
- What is the future of the DevOps or SRE roles within cloud consuming enterprises?
# About Our Speaker
After dropping out of high school, Andrew Holway was quite randomly sucked up into the European supercomputing industry. He designed and built core number crunching facilities for several big science projects such as the Large Hadron Collider. After failing as a CTO and learning to hate Hashicorp he now develops technical up-skilling and retooling methodologies as CEO of Darwinist (https://darwinist.io). He is currently in the process of moving to Zambia.
# About DMSi Software
DMSi Software is bringing new technology and new ideas to the building materials industry through our specialized business management software. From our Omaha offices, we’re revolutionizing one of the largest, most critical sectors in the world. Fortunately, we like a challenge.
We have jobs for software engineers, designers and developers who explore innovative technologies and create human interfaces.
We have jobs for people who like to train on our software, research and solve customer business issues and optimize supply chains with bespoke solutions.
We have jobs that make our company hum in sales, marketing, human resources and accounting, which are helping to evolve our brand and our culture.
What makes us tick is surrounding ourselves with bright, kind, curious people who love the limitless possibilities that the field of enterprise computer software has to offer.