Data Driven DevOps & Technologies (swampUP 2019 keynote)

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The world (of DevOps) has many buzzwords that people like to use. Some are more relevant to the real world and some aren't. In this talk, we covered what is going on in the real world and what is just hype at the moment. You can read more: https://greenido.wordpress.com/2019/06/19/market-trends-talk-swampup-2019/

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Copyright @ 2019 JFrog - All rights reserved.
MY FAVORITE PART OF BEING AT JFROG:
BEING IN THE FLIGHT
DECK OF DEVOPS

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WHAT DOES THIS MEAN?
CONTRASTING
PERCEPTION
WITH REALITY

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YOUR MAIN FOUR CONCERNS
KUBERNETES
ADOPTION
CLOUD
NATIVE
HYBRID /
MULTI-CLOUD
SECURITY

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REALITY:
<30%
using K8s today
THE HYPE:
KUBERNETES IS STILL GROWING UP
“Everyone is using
Kubernetes.”
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REALITY:
50%
OF DEVOPS IS CLOUD NATIVE
THE HYPE:
REALITY CHECK: CLOUD NATIVE IS HERE
“Cloud Native is
something that
everyone defaults to
now.”
“The future will be containerized and those containers will run on
serverless infrastructure.”
- Brendan Burns
95%
BY 2022

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REALITY:
50%
HYBRID DEVOPS TODAY
STRATEGICALLY
HYBRID IS A DESTINATION, NOT A STEP
“Hybrid is a stepping
stone to pure cloud.”
THE HYPE:
78%
BY NEXT YEAR

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REALITY:
60%
NOT INTEGRATED INTO DEVOPS
PIPELINE
THE HYPE:
“Security is something
we apply after
development.”
SECURITY IS COMING INTO THE PIPELINE
29%
FOCUSED ON THIRD-PARTY
VULNERABILITIES

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 “Evolving to Cloud Native” by Nathaniel Schutta
 “No Code DevOps” by Manisha Sahasrabudhe, Avi Cavale
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HAVE A PRODUCTIVE DAY!
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