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Roundtable 10: Cloud-native application development has helped organizations stay ahead by delivering faster time to market. The growth in cloud computing has also presented new testing challenges – traditional testing isn’t enough to address security holistically for cloud-native apps.
Roundtable 9: Those who survive, and even thrive, during disruption successfully escape the event horizon, creating innovative new business, product and operational models. They also leverage and harness technology in new and innovative ways through digital transformation. Not escaping the event horizon leaves companies who languish in survival mode, or worse.
Roundtable 8: DevOps is all about people, process and tools. People, or humans, are critical to DevOps success. Just as we invest in tools and build processes, software leaders recognize it is vital to invest in DevOps skills for their people and software teams.
Roundtable 7: Much of what we think of as DevOps is happening now within GitOps. Is GitOps the next stepping stone from DevOps? Will organizations go directly to GitOps? What does this mean for organizations working to implement CI/CD?
Roundtable 6: The SolarWinds and FireEye compromise demonstrated the devastating effectiveness of a supply chain cybersecurity attack. How should CISOs, cybersecurity organizations and application delivery professionals prepare? Will suppliers be required to disclose or validate supply chain security measures?
Roundtable 5: Most enterprises are either contemplating or have already begun their DevOps adoption/digital transformation, but once started, the next logical question is “What’s next?” Welcome to Day 2 DevOps, now…what’s next?
Roundtable 4: Our panel discusses the true current state of the art for testing and test automation when utilizing DevOps. The discussion will include addressing questions such as; What is the state of art? Is that achievable by most organizations? Are we getting all from testing in DevOps we could be getting? What can we do to make that state of the art achievable by more organizations?
Roundtable 1: We won’t bore you with all the reasons DevOps requires alignment across business, development, testing, security, and of course operations. That’s established. But the real question is how to coordinate all these elements at the enterprise level—beyond the high-performing DevOps native teams and across the ones with vastly different cultures, application stacks, and compliance requirements. Join us in this first DevOps Unbound Roundtable to learn hear from the leaders across all aspects of BizDevTestSecOps.
Roundtable 2: SAP and DevOps were born of distinctly different worlds, but those two worlds have now collided. The SAP core, an organization’s SAP customizations, and all the connected applications are growing inextricably intertwined as SAP plays a larger role in digital transformation. What’s needed to make SAP a successful—and integral—part of the DevOps culture and CI/CD pipelines? That’s the challenge our panel of experts will tackle in this roundtable. Join us—with your own questions and concerns—as we explore issues such as:
Roundtable 3: Anyone who’s frightened by the ghouls, goblins and demons of Halloween has obviously never been in the depths of a DevOps initiative. Even the most successful projects can’t escape the scares that inevitably arise when you transform culture, processes and technologies. But fear not, DevOps Unbound to the rescue! Our experts will help you root out the DevOps demons lurking beneath enterprise DevOps adoptions.