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Getting Towards Real Sandbox Containers
Jessie Frazelle discusses the differences between application sandboxes and containers, including rootless containers, custom AppArmor profiles, seccomp profiling, and the future of container security
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Help Developers Do What They Love - SpringOne Keynote
The authors keynote on Pivotal and Cloud Foundry, the role of women in software development, containers and broken culture, experiences shared by Comcast and City Bank building solutions with Pivotal.
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Simplifying the Future - SpringOne Keynote
Adrian Cockcroft keynotes on the lessons learned so far on cloud computing and applying them to simplify future projects.
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CloudFoundry Foundation plus Stories from Accenture, Bloomberg, Comcast and more - SpringOne Keynote
A keynote on: CloudFoundry Foundation, stories from Accenture, Bloomberg, Comcast, Manulife and McKesson using Pivotal technologies, and Cloud Foundry running on Azure and GCP.
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Access and Secret Management in Cloud Services
Ryan Lane talks about the concepts and tooling for wrangling identity, access management, and secrets (passwords, ssl certificates, access tokens, etc.) in cloud services.
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From Zero to Application Delivery with NixOS
Susan Potter describes a toolchain and principles for defining infrastructure in code, versioned with the code, providing repeatable configuration, ephemeral testing and consistent CI/CD environments.
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Scaling Container Architectures with OSS & Mesos
David Greenberg discusses how Two Sigma was able to scale up their research to harness tens of thousands of CPUs and the challenges faced.
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Scheduling a Fuller House: Container Mgmt @Netflix
Andrew Spyker and Sharma Podila talk about the motivations and the technology powering container deployment on top of the AWS EC2 service, sharing results and lessons learned.
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Is Mesos DC/OS a Better Way to Run Docker on AWS?
Chien Huey evaluates Marathon running on DC/OS as a replacement for Elastic Beanstalk and/or ECS in terms of functionality, ease of use as well as cost.
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Offense at Scale
Chris Rohlf talks about how we look at offense in a world of large containerized deployments and ephemeral environments, explaining why the traditional model is no longer relevant.
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Implementing Infrastructure as Code
Kief Morris discusses building and maintaining a testing and hosting infrastructure for microservices, explaining the creation of a cloud-based infrastructure with Packer, Terraform, and Ansible.
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DevOps'n the Operating System
John Willis takes a look at the history of how Devops principles and operating systems have converged, and demos how containers, unikernels and Devops can work in the future.