ContainerDays NYC 2015 update

 

ContainerDays NYC 2015 update Slides and videos online, Workshop follow-ups and more A few final items from ContainerDays NYC: Slides and videos online Workshop follow-ups Feedback reminder Heads-up: ContainerDays Austin 2016! Slides and videos online We now have all the session recordings from ContainerDays NYC 2015online: Docker Enables DevOps (by Boyd Hemphill) Container Orchestration Compared: Kubernetes and Docker Compose, Machine & Swarm (by Darren Shepherd) The Storage Elephant in the Container Room: What You Need to Know About Containers & Persistance (by Ryan Wallner) Container-Native Architecture (by Tim Gross) Thinking Differently: An Introduction to AWS Lambda (by Tara Walker) Containers, Microsoft and DevOps: What is Microsoft Doing About All This Anyway? (by Gil Isaacs) Identifying Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures in Containers (by Joey Schorr & Quentin Machu) CRIU: Time and Space Travel for Linux Containers (by Kir Kolyshkin) Continuous Delivery with Containers (by Nick Gauthier) Easing Your Way Into Docker: Lessons From a Journey to Production(by Patrick Mizer & Steve Woodruff) What It Really Takes to Build a Container Platform (by Matt Butcher) How Yodle Cleaned Up the Mess Using Containers and Microservices(by John Downs) Patterns for Securing Containerized Applications (by Eric Windisch) For a few of the recordings, we struggled unsuccessfully to find a contrast setting that makes the slides readable. The video descriptions contain links to the slides, where available, and hopefully the quality overall is manageable. Links to the videos and accompanying slides are also included in the programme and overview. Workshop follow-ups Here a couple of follow-up messages for those who attended the Docker 101 – Get Developing and Containers: Beyond the Basics workshops. From Boyd: “You can share the Docker 101 – Get Developing workshop with friends or colleagues, or review the material, by following the self-guided blog post.” From Andrew and Scott: “The slides for the Containers: Beyond the Basics workshop are available on Speakerdeck, and the GitHub repositoryhas the scripts and files needed for the tasks. Any of the workshop attendees (or even those who didn’t make it) who would like a Clocker T-shirt (or stylish hat) should email us with your shirt size and contact details and we’ll make sure you get one. Feel free to ask any questions you still have!” Feedback reminder Thanks to everyone who responded to our short survey on what we can do better for a potential ContainerDays NYC next year. If you haven’t had a chance to give your feedback yet, please take a minute to do so: your input will really help us make the next event better for all. The 6 short feedback questions cover: Programme content and balance Your takeaways Again next year? Heads-up: ContainerDays Austin 2016! An early heads-up that ContainerDays Austin is likely to back in 2016! Dates and venue still to be confirmed (March seems likely at this point).If you enjoyed ContainerDays NYC and have friends or colleagues in the Austin area who you think would be interested, please let them know! See the event site for more information. …and finally: one last thanks! We’d like to say a big final “thank you” to all the sponsors that made ContainerDays NYC 2015 possible: Logentries – Log management and analysis software made easy ClusterHQ – Container data management for the entire lifecycle of your app Sysdig – Infrastructure and application monitoring built for a container world Deis – Open source application platform for public and private clouds StackEngine – Container operations management…simplified Rancher – The world’s most powerful platform for running containers Docker – An open platform for distributed applications for developers and sysadmins EMC {code} – Community onramp for developer enablement Cloudsoft – Bringing business to the cloud Redis Labs – Enterprise-class Redis at your fingertips Good Dog Labs – The future approach for solving today’s IAM challenges Vizuri – Docker operations and administration training Red Hat – The world’s open source leader Joyent – Elastic container infrastructure …and, of course, a big “thank you” also to our event and party hosts and supporters: Microsoft New York AWS Pop-up Loft New York arvato Systems – Your partner for B2B and B2C commerce solutions StackEngine – Container operations management…simplified XebiaLabs – Connecting the dots for Continuous Delivery at enterprise scale Most importantly, thank you for coming or signing up to the waitlist…and hopefully see you at a DynamicInfraDays event in future! ContainerDays NYC 2015 is a DynamicInfraDays event