Vous avez besoin d'intégrer une chaîne de build, simple ou très élaborée, et de la connecter à une chaîne de déploiement efficace et contrôlée ?
Vous voulez pouvoir observer et analyser l'exécution, la performance, la sécurité de ces flux vitaux pour la dynamique de votre système?
Venez découvrir avec nous comment permettre à la plomberie de votre système de rester saine, performante et adaptable.
Nous allons présenter des concepts et patterns, ainsi que les solutions disponibles pour implémenter l'intégration, l'inspection et le déploiement continus.
Vous voulez pouvoir observer et analyser l'exécution, la performance, la sécurité de ces flux vitaux pour la dynamique de votre système?
Venez découvrir avec nous comment permettre à la plomberie de votre système de rester saine, performante et adaptable.
Nous allons présenter des concepts et patterns, ainsi que les solutions disponibles pour implémenter l'intégration, l'inspection et le déploiement continus.
Philippe Charrière
GitLab
I'm working at GitLab as a Customer Success Engineer and Developer Advocate, helping people with their GitLab adoption and usage.
I love programming with JavaScript, GoLang and Java, and I'm taking my baby steps with Rust. My main playground is WebAssembly (mainly on the server side).
I'm a GitLab lover (A legend says I was the first person to use emojis in a CI/CD pipeline file to name the stages and the jobs)
Above all, I like to explain simply complicated things.
I'm a co-leader of a Google Developer Group (about Cloud and IOT)
I love programming with JavaScript, GoLang and Java, and I'm taking my baby steps with Rust. My main playground is WebAssembly (mainly on the server side).
I'm a GitLab lover (A legend says I was the first person to use emojis in a CI/CD pipeline file to name the stages and the jobs)
Above all, I like to explain simply complicated things.
I'm a co-leader of a Google Developer Group (about Cloud and IOT)
Pierre-Antoine Grégoire
Agile Partner S.A.
During the 20+ years of my IT career, I've had the possibility to gradually take a few more steps back in order to see the big picture and try to leverage the best from what I've learned in order to (hopefully) achieve neat design and insightful software. On the side I created and am still involved in various open source projects. I am president since 2010 of the Java User Group of Luxembourg (YaJUG), I've spoken in multiple conferences, and co-initiated the Devops Mercenaries, a friendly group of experts focused on improving the collaboration between business, development and operations. I'm also organizing Voxxed Days Luxembourg, the number one development conference in Luxembourg, fully organized by a non-profit organization: YaJUG.