On September 17, the Acceleration Team of Raiffeisenbank invites you to its first open Meetup, which will be held at the office in Nagatino. Trends in DevOps, pipeline construction, product release management, and much more about DevOps!

That evening, the following experts will share their experiences and knowledge:

Mikhail Bijan, Raiffeisenbank
TRENDS AND TENDENCIES IN THE DEVOPS INDUSTRY TODAY
Following up on the DevOps Enterprise Summit that took place in London in June, I will talk about modern trends in DevOps. We will discuss cultural and tool trends in the profession and the differences between our DevOps and Western practices. I will share which books on the subject are currently being read and what Gene Kim and Jez Humble are writing.

Matvey Kalistratov, MTS
HOW WE USE TFS AND ANSIBLE FOR AUTOMATING PRODUCT DELIVERY ON WINDOWS BEFORE SALES
I will discuss the history of building a delivery pipeline using Ansible and TFS at MTS. I will explain how we automated the delivery of parts of the telecom monolith for testing product and platform teams, and how we reduced service maintenance time during updates to the monolith. Naturally, I will cover ensuring continuous integration and product delivery across different environments, as well as the implementation of the 'Monitoring as Code' practice.

Maxim Budayev, Sberbank
SBERWORKS: HOW WE BUILD OUR OWN PRODUCT RELEASE MANAGEMENT AT SBERBANK
We will discuss the concept of our own product and why we opted for our own development. We will showcase what we currently have and share our plans for product development.
Toolset: our own development + Atlassian + Jenkins + a lot more

Anton Isanin, AlfaStrakhovanie
THE DIFFERENCE IN DEVOPS IN LARGE AND SMALL ORGANIZATIONS
I will explain how DevOps transformation takes place in organizations of different sizes, what drives the process, what problems people are trying to solve, and how.
I will focus on the technical stack of AlfaStrakhovanie and provide detailed information on how it is implemented in our organization: how our Kubernetes cluster is built, how teams work with the cluster, and how teams that have not migrated their solutions to k8s operate.
We open the doors for guests at 6:30 PM, and the event starts at 7:00 PM
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