Delayed to May - Philly DevOps Monthly April Meetup
Details
No Meetup tonight! Location Fell through. Don't show up! We're going to hopefully have everything secured for May 16th!
6:30 - Welcome - Announcements from the DevOps Community
6:35 - Greetings from our Host - TekSystems
6:40 - 60 Seconds Each from 5 People That Are Hiring
6:45 - A Word from our After-Meetup Sponsor - Pulumi
6:50 - CI/CD Patterns for Production-Grade GitOps and Push Deployments - Darwin Sanoy
Patterns used in learning are generally simplified to ensure participant understanding and a smooth classroom flow. They are essentially a special type of prototype patterns. Patterns that can service production-grade concerns are generally more sophisticated to accommodate production challenges.
This session articulates a foundational CI/CD pattern that can be the starting point to service many common production requirements. It works for GitOps, but is also adaptable to any CI/CD scenarios that share the needs.
Here are some of the scenarios: Dedicated Tenancy, Geographical Tenancy for Data Sovereignty, Multi-GEO Tenancy for Performance, Multi-Cloud Tenancy, Separation of Ops Governance, Customer Extensible Software, Customer Owned Deployment Environment
7:35 - Developer-first IaC: Introduction to Pulumi
Pulumi is an open source infrastructure as code tool that allows you to use real programming languages with a multitude of cloud and SaaS providers. In this code-centric talk, you’ll learn Pulumi fundamentals and see live demos as we deploy a couple of sample AWS architectures.
Speaker Bio:Josh Kodroff is a Solutions Architect at Pulumi, and is located in Philadelphia, PA. He's worked in a number of roles since he started his career in 2004 across both software and infrastructure/ops. He's worked for enterprises, consultancies, and SaaS vendors with a recent emphasis on DevOps practices, infrastructure as code, cloud architecture, and distributed systems.Outside of work, Josh enjoys playing bass, cooking, meditation, and hiking in the Wissahickon.
8ish: Probably Happy hour sponsored by Pulumi.