P3X - People, Product & Process eXchange 2019

Two days in London

P3X aims to broaden the conversation between three core themes: People - Maximise human potential, Product - Explore products and align vision, Process - Deliver world-changing outcomes.

2 Presentations: DevOps Patterns and Antipatterns & Best Practice Application Delivery

Organised by DevOps Underground

So, you want to update the software for your user, be it the nodes in your K8s cluster, a browser on user’s desktop, an app in user’s smartphone or even a user’s car. What can possibly go wrong?!

and others will be attending

Fast Track to DevOps Fundamentals

Led by Derya Sezen

Are you interested in learning more about DevOps? If you are new to the DevOps world and would like to gain an understanding of the principles and best practices behind DevOps and continuous delivery, this course is for you!

Design to code. Meet Supernova.

Featuring Jiří Třečák

Covering why and how Supernova came to be, the journey of building the Supernova tool, the company including a quick bit about the YCombinator experience, and a tool demo

What Really Matters

Featuring Jimmy Nilsson

Over the years we have learnt the hard way that there are a lot of important aspects in software development initiatives. Project management, user experience and operational details are examples of such aspects. They are necessary. However, they are not sufficient.

Lightning Talk: Cloud Infrastructure as F#

Featuring Mikhail Shilkov

Modern cloud applications consist of many moving parts, so they are hard to manage without employing Infrastructure-as-Code approach.

Traditionally, tools like CloudFormation, ARM templates and Terraform employ text-based templates, which tend to be tedious, repetitive and difficult to reuse.

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Lightning Talk: Use Sourcery to Make Your iOS Code Write Itself

Featuring Gabrielle Earnshaw

In this session, you will learn about Sourcery, the metaprogramming tool for Swift. Gabrielle will explain what Sourcery is and the benefits of automated code generation. She will explore how to use Sourcery by working through real examples, showing how to auto-generate boilerplate code. She will...

Mr. Wolf's Horror Stories

Featuring Jorge Ortiz Fuentes

Consulting about architecture and best practices for big companies and startups is the closest you can get to being The Wolf (Pulp Fiction). Although there are excellent teams that do a great and professional work with the development of their apps, horror stories happen. The consultant gets a...

Data automation in the wild with Thomas Kaliakos!

Featuring Thomas Kaliakos

At this month's ScalaX Bytes, we have OVO Energy's Thomas Kaliakos talking about data automation in the real world! Don't miss it

Flutter CI

Featuring Swav Kulinski

Continuous Integration is one of these things which when done right, you can forget about it. CI is the forefront of our quality guard and we need quality in Flutter. How to setup CI with Flutter project? How to get end-to-end pipeline?

Write Your Own Android Studio Plugin and Automate Everything

Featuring Marcos Holgado

Let’s face it, you spend a lot of time writing the same code over and over again. Maybe you are using the same pattern in different places.

AWS - ECS Fargate Hands-on-Lab with XebiaLabs

Featuring Vincent Partington

In this talk you can join us as we take an introspective look at a theme XebiaLabs have been delivering on over the last few sprints within XebiaLab's DevOps platform. Largely driven by a sense that they need to further reduce the overhead of enterprise tooling for the developer persona at...

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When Blockchain Meets Serverless

Featuring Gabriele Cacciola and Evangelos Pappas

Ocyan is glad to present in this meetup, where we will present our own mixture between Blockchain and Serverless technologies.

Automating Automation: Learning by Observation

Featuring Tuhin Chakraborty

The state-of-the-art of software automation requires explicit programming by a developer. Tools that make this programming easier have gained popularity, but the paradigm is essentially the same: a human must program an automation step-by-step. This intricate, manual programming is time-consuming...

How I Ended Up Automating My Curtains And Shouting At My Laptop

Featuring Luke Bonaccorsi

A few years ago Luke set about building a simple JavaScript chatbot that then quickly grew into a chat based automation system that he uses every day. The experience was, and still is, a fantastic learning opportunity and in this talk Luke will share his progress, his reasons for doing it and...

Tales From The QA Crypt

Featuring Jennifer Voss

An anthology of QA horror stories from the past, and how to avoid such situations with TDD. When tests are built in from the beginning and not tacked on after features are built, fewer defects are created and development moves faster. JavaScript has all the tools required to cover your automated...

Performance Budgets: The What, Why And How

Featuring Marcos Iglesias Valle

Are too many design and product considerations bringing you down? Learn how to simplify the conversation around feature development with Performance Budgets! In this talk, you’ll hear about why they are useful, how to set them up, track them and use them to keep your site performance under...

Using Ansible to run Ad-hoc tasks and data collection within your estate (up and running in 5 minutes)

Featuring Dennis McCarthy

This short talk will cover using ansible to run ad-hoc commands across your server estate. It can quickly replace older/traditional methods of collecting information via a golden host or jump server without the need to use root passwords/keys. I'll demonstrate how Ansible gives us a powerful...

Server discovery with Consul and monitoring your infrastructure with open source monitoring tool alerta.

Featuring Abdul Karim

This talk follows on from the previous talk and will introduce Consul, Alerta and puppet into our Terraform configuration. We provide userdata to configure an application, storing it's address in consul for service discovery, and launch Alerta to monitor our EC2 instances and receive alerts.

Using Terraform to build infrastructure in AWS including openScap hardening.

Featuring Dennis McCarthy

This talk will cover the setup and launch of one AWS EC2 instance using Terraform. I'll cover the terraform configuration and demonstrate the bootstrapping of the EC2 instance. This will include running Openscap and applying audit controls to our Instance.