Sometimes it’s tough to make the time to attend a conference because you gotta peel yourself away from your desk. But here’s the good news, this conference on Tuesday, Nov. 15 is completely online.
All Day DevOps is a free international conference that is taking place in 15 time zones, including the good ol’ Eastern Time Zone.
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The best part? Capital One engineers George Parris and Andrey Utis will be repping the First State as presenters.
Utis’ talk is called “Application Secret Management with KMS.” It starts at 10:30 a.m.
Parris’ talk is called “Meta Infrastructure as Code: How Capital One Automates our Automation Tools with Immutable Jenkins.” It starts at 11:10 a.m.
Registering for the conference will give you access to 54 sessions and three keynote speeches.
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