December 14-15, 2022 | Expo Tel Aviv
DEVOPSDAYS Tel-Aviv IS COMING BACK!!
Join us December 14-15, 2022 - at Expo Tel Aviv!
DevOpsDays Tel-Aviv is back for its NINTH time an AWESOME {in-person} event, co-located with Cloud Native & OSS Day Tel Aviv.
DevOpsDays Tel Aviv is part of the global devopsdays event series, bringing in participants from the entire global devopsdays community. To learn more, you can visit our event on the main devopsdays.org website.
Join leading industry speakers along with DevOps, SRE, platform, production and operations engineers for two full days of sessions focusing on best practices in modern engineering - from the infrastructure and operations to the systems and processes.
Join us for a single-track DevOpsDays with a dedicated track for Cloud Native & OSS Day on Day 1. 
EARLY BIRD TICKETS ARE NOW ON SALE!
If you trust us to build an EXCELLENT LINEUP then go ahead and grab your early bird tickets, and make sure to get a seat at the foremost DevOps Event of the year. We've already started announcing our first speakers...so stay tuned for more.
Find out more information about the event location below.
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DEVOPSDAYS TEL AVIV 2021 VIDS & PICS
ANNOUNCING FIRST SPEAKERS - 2022
This year's theme is bringing the senior perspective, after more than a decade of DevOps.
We'll hear from some of the most seasoned technology professionals, and gain an understanding of how far we've come, and where we go from here.
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CECILIA BORG | KEYNOTE SPEAKER
Getting your Organization to DevOps, Innovation and Happy Colleagues - The CTO Perspective
Abstract:
"Not my job!"
"Developers never listen"
"We tried DevOps last year"
DevOps can help your organization become an innovation machine where people thrive, but the path to DevOps can be quite painful if the organization is not aligned.
As a CTO I try to be the T-shaped member that can relay business value to executives and identify technical hurdles with developers. I have invested in transparency across the company in the journey towards DevOps, because it's never just to just introduce or "roll it out" - it is agile transformation.
Find the structure of the DevOps change process and make people across the full organization care about it and celebrate it together.
BIO: Cecilia Borg has a MSc CS degree from the Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm and 20 years of work experience from international companies, e.g. Spotify, King, Oracle, Epidemic Sound as well as local scale-ups and established corporations during digital transformation. She is currently active as an interim CTO or VP engineering for organisations in hypergrowth, mergers or other state of change. Since 2002, she has applied automation as well as agile and DevOps principles to product organisations, as developer, manager and executive.
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CHARITY MAJORS | KEYNOTE SPEAKER
BIO: Charity Majors is the co-founder and CTO of Honeycomb. Before this she worked at Facebook, Parse and Linden Lab on infrastructure and developer tools, and always seemed to wind up running the databases. She is the co-author of Database Reliability Engineering book and also has an amazing blog at charity
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SPOTLIGHT TALK: The future of cloud-native and modern application development: 25 years of perspective
10 years ago we heard that "software is eating the world" and now more we’re seeing containers do the same thing – rapidly changing established patterns of software development, while disrupting entire companies and industries. The container abstraction has made it possible to build, test and deploy applications that run consistently and reliably – and to move them between compute environments with better isolation and security. Yet this revolution is just getting started, with most technology spending still on-prem. Many business applications owners struggle to put advances like microservices, service mesh & CI/CD into practice; and securing the software “supply chain” is as complex as ever.
Joshua Burgin was “in the room where it happened” over the last 25 years, and he will take you on a dive deep into the evolution of software and hardware abstractions, and offer some predictions about the coming decade – supported by real world examples from his days as one of the first 100 employees of Amazon.com, to his time at Zynga, AWS and now VMware Tanzu.
Joshua will cover how pervasive containerization will transform not just how software gets written and deployed, but how databases, networking and security are done. He’ll also explore the breadth and depth of personal and professional opportunity that remains to transform the way enterprises, governments, and businesses of all sizes use technology to fulfill their missions.
BIO: Joshua Burgin is the VP of Product & Technical Strategy for the Tanzu Platform at VMWare. In this position he helps developers modernize their applications and embrace cloud-native patterns like microservices, containers, DevOps, and Kubernetes. Prior to joining VMWare in 2022, he spent 7.5 years at AWS in a variety of executive roles, most recently as the General Manager for AWS Outposts business, responsible for engineering, product management, design, marketing and business development. Before Outposts, Joshua worked as Chief of Staff & Technical Advisor to AWS’s most senior executives – Charlie Bell and Andy Jassy – tracking key industry trends, formulating strategy, and developing in-depth solutions to business & technical challenges. From 2014-2019, Joshua was a Director/General Manager in Compute Services – as well as the sponsor for 3 successful acquisitions (ClusterK, Thinkbox, Nimble Software). Prior to AWS, he held product and technology executive roles at several startups, including Zynga, where he drove the development of their in-game advertising platform.
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FUN FACT: THIS TALK WILL BE THE KEYNOTE TALK AT KUBECON NORTH AMERICA & WILL BE GIVEN AT THE STRANGE LOOP.
SPOTLIGHT TALK: A Day in the Life of a Base Image: The Evolution of Vulnerabilities in the Most Popular Containers
Containers have become the nearly de facto way for developers to package and ship software today. On Docker Hub, which saw hundreds of billions container pulls in 2021 alone, there are 130 containers that constitute more than 25% of the annual pulls - seeing 31B+ pulls annually. These include the most popular DevOps and build tools, programming languages and databases, among others.
While container scanning and security is becoming more widely adopted, it’s still not well-understood how these containers evolve over time from a security perspective. This includes understanding the long-term security posture of these containers, whether it is improving or declining as new vulnerabilities are discovered, as new versions are released and deployed to production.
This talk will take a first-time look at why handling vulnerabilities in containers is a really sticky problem to begin with, with known vulnerabilities requiring patching, as new vulnerabilities arise constantly, and many other vulnerabilities simply falling into a catchall bucket of "won't fix" . We'll show data visualizations of how the attack surface of two mega-popular public DevOps and build container images have changed over the past year, highlighting the problem developers and DevSecOps teams are facing.
We'll demonstrate how some of the most popular vulnerability scanners show different results, sometimes to extreme degrees. But stick around to the very end, because on the upside, we'll wrap up with practical steps developers can take to stay on top of vulnerabilities and prevent their dev process from grinding to a halt.
FUN FACT: THIS TALK WILL BE THE KEYNOTE TALK AT KUBECON NORTH AMERICA & WILL BE GIVEN AT THE STRANGE LOOP.
BIO: Ayse Kaya is the Senior Director of Strategy and Analytics at Slim.AI. She is an accredited data scientist and container enthusiast. A graduate of the MIT Sloan School of Management's Operations Research Center, Kaya was previously a strategy and analytics lead at CloudLock and Cisco Systems. Ayse Kaya lives in Boston with her daughter. She is an avid runner and student of philosophy.
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Spotlight Talk: Evolution of OSS: Perspective from a Decade of Maintaining A (Wildly) Popular Open Source Project
BIO: Simon Bennetts released OWASP ZAP in 2010 and since then has shepherded it to become the world's most popular web vulnerability scanner. He is very active in OWASP and sits on the OWASP Project Committee. He has talked about and demonstrated ZAP at conferences all over the world, including Blackhat, JavaOne, FOSDEM and OWASP AppSec EU, USA & AsiaPac. Prior to making the move into security he was a developer for 25 years and strongly believes that you cannot build secure web applications without knowing how to attack them.
Call for Papers is CLOSED
CFP Review Timeline:
- CFP Close: August 31, 2022
- CFP Review: September 2022
- Speaker Notifications: Early-Mid October
- Announce Lineup: By End of October 2022
Thanks to everyone for your awesome submissions...now comes the hard part, decisions. Agenda...LOADING...(stay tuned)
Please be advised - due to the complexity of the CFP selection,
notification and acceptance process there may be talk
submissions that DO NOT receive notifications before the full
lineup is announced. We will be sure to notify all speakers
regarding the status of the talk proposal once the agenda is
finalized.
Your patience is appreciated.
BIG THANKS TO OUR 2022 EVENT SPONSORS
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- Demo Theater - 10-minute demo in the dedicated demo theater - $2500 USD (Limited Availability - Based on Agenda)
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EVENT LOCATION
Expo Tel Aviv, Pavillion 10 (Bitan 10), 101 Rokach Blvd, Tel Aviv
(map)
MORE USEFUL LOCATION INFO
Transportation
Expo Tel Aviv is centrally located next to the train and many bus lines, offering easy transport options and
accessibility.
If you are coming by public transportation, have a look at the Moovit app or website, that can provide
the best information for bus, train or other public
transport options.
If you are coming by train, get off at the Tel Aviv University station. From there, exit to the Expo Tel
Aviv
side of the station, from there it is a quick walk to Pavillion 10 inside the Expo.
In Tel Aviv there are many other options for public transportation including Bubble (a ride-sharing
service),
bicycles and scooters for rent (Birds & Winds), and much more. If you have any questions regarding getting
to the
venue, please make sure to contact us.
Parking
For particpants coming by car, there are multiple parking lots inside the Expo Tel Aviv grounds. We are checking on the possibility for parking discounts.
Accommodation
Tel Aviv is home to Israel's most prestigious beachfront hotels. The main stretch of hotels is right across from the Tel Aviv Marina. You can find more information about the location of the various hotels here.
Leisure
Tel Aviv is one of the most culturally diverse cities you will ever see. There is a multitude of sights, tours, and museums that visitors can enjoy during their stay in Israel.
For more information on things to do in Tel Aviv, see here.