We are (forgive us) properly chuffed to announce the amazing speaker lineup for our upcoming user conference, GitLab Commit, on October 9 in London! The London edition of Commit will feature an inspiring group of speakers from many of the leading technology organizations in Europe and around the world.
Down a cobblestone drive in the heart of the City of London is The Brewery, where your journey will begin. For one day only, this 18th-century brewery plays host to leaders and innovators who will share their voyages of automation, exploration, and transformation. You'll gain insights to increase velocity and shape the future of development. And then we'll wrap it all up with a mini golf party in the moonlight. Jolly good stuff!
Join us for our first user conference! Register now.
The lineup
Location coolness aside, the stories and talks are why you should come to GitLab Commit. We've worked hard to create a user-centric conference with speakers who not only build great software every day but strive to modernize the process as they do so.
The GitLab Commit London keynotes will include:
Establishing a DevOps culture @ Porsche: A GitLab success story
Alberto Gisbert & Dennis Menge, software engineers at Porsche AG
In early 2018, Porsche set a goal to become a digital company. However, neither the culture nor infrastructure supported modern software development. Automation, cloud infrastructure, and better collaboration were needed. Software engineers Alberto Gisbert and Dennis Menge share Porsche's journey to digital transformation from a developer point of view.
Zero to K8s: As fast as possible
Matt Smith, software engineer lead, OSCE Team, Capgemini UK
Matt will share his success story starting with no code and no infrastructure to having a functioning proof of concept application with frontend, backend and database, all running on Kubernetes. He'll explain how he got there quickly using GitLab and open source scripts and tools.
Flying from base to native within the clouds
Alexandru Constantin Viscreanu, platform engineer, Kiwi.com
Today's PaaS landscape is filled with a wide variety of choices so Kiwi.com is constantly working on improving its infrastructure stack to take advantage of the many building blocks cloud providers have to offer. In this talk Alex will be sharing how Kiwi manages to keep the technology up to date and what lessons have been learned from migrating their services over the years.
GitLab Commit London tracks
Cloud native
Learn how to leverage cloud native technologies like Kubernetes, serverless, and multicloud to build and run applications better and faster. In "The beauty of Gitlab CI/CD," with Getty Orawo, a software developer at Podii, Getty will discuss her journey through DevOps and how she learned to autodeploy.
DevOps in action
We all need practical advice and examples of how others have navigated DevOps transformations so these sessions focus on actions and results rather than high-level ideas. In "Zero-cost infrastructure and automatic deployments for small teams," with George Tsiolis, UX engineer, and Niki Kontoe, backend engineer, at Ubitech, the speakers will discuss how they planned their engineering efforts and improved their development workflows using source code management, code reviews, continuous integration, and continuous deployment practices.
Powered by GitLab
Software has eaten the world and we are all better for it. Hear how developers like you are building on GitLab to solve large, real-world problems including humanitarian crises and even space exploration. In "Four years with GitLab at Ocado Technology," with Piotr Kurpik and Artur Frysiak, DevOps engineers at Ocado, the co-presenters will focus on how they honed in on one and only source code tool and the successes and challenges that have shaped their experiences.
Agenda
View the GitLab Commit 2019 - London schedule & directory.
Register today
Don't wait to register as tickets are going fast! You can still get £99 off if you register before September 23 with code commit99.
