GitLab Commit 2019 - Brooklyn

Do you currently, or want to, automate your deployments into the public cloud? Do you have budgetary concerns that make you not want to allow for unfiltered deployments? Then this is the session for you! In this talk, Tim will explain how to automate budget checks into the CI/CD process so that you never deploy out into an account that is overbudget. He'll be using GitLab, CloudHealth, Python, Docker, and Kubernetes for this exercise, but he will also talk about how this can be done in just about any tool set! Come by and have a listen to find out.

Every company is becoming a software company. Shipping code to production has to be faster and more secure, but many companies struggle to scale their current process to produce and deliver software. The SDLC is often misunderstood, and can become a great ally if used correctly. Security if left at the end of the process, creating disturbance and friction with engineering because it create a different timeline. Let's see how we can put all stakeholders on the same page, at the same level, to share a common goal of delivering secure software faster.

Since microservices have taken off, systems generate more and more data. As a result, data engineering teams are coming under the spotlight. Today, understanding how to structure the best practices around data collection, warehousing, and analysis is critical to understanding how our software and business are performing. In this panel of all women, attendees can expect to learn:

• What are the key differences in data engineering of the pre-cloud native days and today? 
• What is the importance of version control in data engineering?
• Are there other alternatives to version control that as equally as good?
• GitOps for Data Engineering

Key open source projects are the backbone of all enterprise development. Hundreds of open source organizations have enrolled in the GitLab Open Source Program (https://about.gitlab.com/solutions/open-source/projects/). In this panel, our community programs leader, Ray, will chat with some of the largest OSS project leaders about why they adopted GitLab and what the DevOps journey looks like in open source.

Live-Coding: Using Chaos Engineering in Gitlab Pipelines for Faster Hardening by Umasankar Mukkara & Karthik Satchitanand

• Cloud native applications are coming to life faster than anyone could have imagined. The explosion of microservices empowers developers while also making it increasingly difficult to build pipelines that validate changes outside of their (or their SREs') control. Chaos engineering has emerged as a way to introduce faults into systems to increase their resilienc

Live-Coding: BuzzCrate: Kubernetes Bingo in a Box by Jason Plum & Will Christensen

• How do cheap Kubernetes clusters – in a box (or two) – on your desk sound to you? Based on experiences implementing k8s in large enterprises, Jason will present a bare metal concept putting k8s in the hands of developers, paving the way for adoption in the enterprise.

Live-Coding: Dynamically managing group permissions using GitOPS and the Gitlab API by Philip Marc Schwartz

• Pending