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AI Is Key to Agile Testing Speed[presentation]
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Speed is king in agile. In a world where most of the agile process is automated, testing is the slowest and most expensive part of getting your app or website deployed to the world. |
Jason Arbon
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How AI Is Transforming Software Testing[presentation]
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Companies like Apple, Tesla, Google, Amazon, and Facebook have been investing in AI to solve different technological problems in the areas of health care, autonomous cars, search engines, predictive modeling, and much more. |
Raj Subramanian
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Continuous Testing Is Not Test Automation [presentation]
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The DevOps movement is front and center across enterprises. Companies with mature systems are breaking down siloed IT departments and federating them into product development teams and departments. |
Adam Auerbach
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Coaching Around Resistance by Using Humble Inquiry[presentation]
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When coaches encounter resistance to agile transformations, we often treat it as a phenomenon to be overcome, confronted, or combated. |
Becky Hartman
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Climbing the Mountain of Continuous Deployment[presentation]
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Trying to reach continuous deployment (CD) can feel like scaling a gigantic mountain full of sheer faces, icy passes, and incredible dropoffs. |
Michele Campbell
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Optimize Performance Engineering with an Integrated Docker Framework[presentation]
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When an e-commerce platform is going through a digital and cloud transformation, the DevOps and performance engineering team has various responsibilities: prepare the workload, execute tests, measure and analyze performance KPIs, baseline, |
Safi Mohamed
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Enterprise DevOps Is Not an Oxymoron[presentation]
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Driving enterprise DevOps transformations is a challenging but massively rewarding job. Larger organizations often struggle to justify the costs of new tooling and training. |
Lee Eason
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Creating Chaos: Engineering for the Unexpected[presentation]
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Every day we deal with complexity in our systems and multiple layers of dependencies. This complexity makes it difficult to predict when one service or dependency might go rogue for a specific circumstance during a delivery workflow. |
Shahzad Zafar
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Enabling Continuous Testing with Docker and Kubernetes[presentation]
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Quality assurance frequently lags behind the development of new features. One common cause is the difficulty of getting software into a deployable state for testing. |
Cassandra Comar
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DevSecOps - Security at the Speed of DevOps[presentation]
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Security specialists, especially at large organizations, believe that better security comes from robust independent gating. |
Larry Maccherone
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Modern Security with Microservices and the Cloud[presentation]
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It's great that you've moved to microservices, but how are you handling security and distributing secrets? Traditional architectures use perimeter-based security, but you can't exactly wrap the cloud in your own personal firewall. |
Seth Vargo
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A Personal History of Collaboration: Soloing, Pairing, Mobbing, Cube Farms, and Pipe Fires [presentation]
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Pair programming is the practice you love to hate! It's been nearly twenty years since Extreme Programming promoted pair programming as a collaborative practice, and it's still here. |
Jeff Langr
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Scaling the Product in an Agile World[presentation]
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In agile, most companies and teams associate “product” with the product owner role. While the product owner role is very important, how does this scale? How do you coordinate priorities across product owners, groups, and product lines? |
Todd Olson
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Measuring the Performance of Your Operations Center[article] Many organizations have problems with consistently tracking and measuring system outages. Issues aren't logged, admins make changes to systems without going through change management, and a high number of issues turn out to be recurring problems. Implementing a performance measurement process calculates system reliability and can help you improve consistency. |
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Shifting Testing Left Is a Team Effort[article] There is a lot of talk in the testing world about shifting left. Basically, “shift left” refers to moving the test process to an earlier point in the development process, independent of the development approach. This article explores a case in which shift-left has been applied, and the lesson is that shifting left cannot be achieved by testers alone—it must result from a team effort. |
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