DevOps Sauna

Sauna Sessions

Gespräch: Lean, Agile und Scrum als Waffe

Andreas von Motionpixxl, Johannes von Metamorphant und Boris von Eficde reden über Grundlegende Konzepte von Lean und Scrum als Waffe.

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Discussion with GitLab: DevOps tools vs DevOps platform

What are DevOps tools and DevOps platform and what's the difference between those two terms?

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Discussion with Xray: How culture builds quality?

How does culture build quality? Why is it hard to build high-performing teams, and what characteristics should the teams be looking for in their tools?

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Discussion with NetFoundry: Will you sleep better at night if your DevOps environments are dark?

A week before The DEVOPS Conference, Andy Allred, Lead DevOps consultant at Eficode meets Mike Guthrie, Engineering Team Lead at NetFoundry to discuss zero-trust

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Discussion with GitHub: How companies can approach open source contributions

How did Homebrew build an approach to contributions from the community, and what could companies learn from these experiences when they decide on their approach to open source contributions?

Discussion with HashiCorp: How to handle Cloud Waste and Zero Trust

Everyone gets the logic of the cloud, Yet one in three to one in five euros spent on cloud is wasted. Why is that, and what can we do about it?

Discussion with StackHawk: API Security testing tools

We met with Scott Gerlack from StackHawk and Darren Richardson from Eficode to talk about API Security testing tools.

Interview: A journey to R&D Effectiveness with Perttu Nihti, Basware

Perttu Nihti from Basware and Markku Nurmela from Eficode join us to discuss the journey to R&D effectiveness from the customer value perspective.

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Sauna session: The importance of organizational stretching with Irina Nordström and Arto Kiiskinen

If we don't stretch, we become more inflexible. The same applies to all organizations. To stay flexible and agile, organizations need to stretch too

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Debate: Minimum Viable Product, with Arto Kiiskinen, Harri Pendolin, and Christian Clausen, Eficode

Minimum Viable Product (MVP) is a version of a product with enough features to be used by early customers who can provide feedback for future development