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Good observability is vital for modern software. It gives us confidence that our systems are operating properly. And it also helps us to debug issues efficiently. In this talk, we’ll explore all you need to know to start applying insightful observability to your projects. And we’ll see the most common pitfalls you need to be aware of. We will start with the tools and basic concepts of monitoring. And we’ll go over the 3 most common mistakes people make with it. Then we’ll see how to have automatic alerts to detect issues. And, we’ll touch on the principles for setting up good alerts. As a final step, we’ll see how to build our logging system and how to apply it in the most efficient way to debug issues easily.

The Internet of Things describes the network of physical objects – THINGS. The continuous delivery in an IoT world is a challenging initiative. The challenges in automating products that are using things is even bigger. The limited resources are currently causing delays in the delivery process which leads to company losses.
Not anymore!
Since the modern Cloud infrastructures support virtual services rather than physical products and hardware it is a good place to get to know more about the mocked services. What are their benefits? How much we can rely on them? And how they can be integrated into out test automation projects?

We will show you how to measure user interactions with a web application down to milliseconds and even more importantly: how to automate such measurements and run them on a regular basis as a form of regression testing. The idea is presented as paper at VMware’s internal R&D Conference (Radio) at San Francisco in 2022. The goal of the framework is to measure the performance of any web application written in JavaScript. It is being loaded in the browser along with the application it has to measure. With the help of the framework, developers define interactions (e.g. a button click) and expected state changes (e.g. for a grid to load). At the end, the duration taken between an interaction with the UI and the resp. state change is reported, together with all the AJAX requests happening during this measurement period.

One vital part of smart contract development is writing effective tests. The ecosystem is relatively new; therefore, the ratio of guidance on how to code solidity vs how to test effectively is still disproportionate. But writing tests and learning to do them effectively will change your approach to coding due to the benefits they bring along, such as validating code behaviour, ensuring no unintended side effects, and, last but not least, saving time when debugging.

Virtual working penetrates business and any other areas of life. Now with the global
pandemic the demand for virtual collaboration has increased to a completely new level.

Often when a Projects team is dispersed they suffer delays and sometimes complete failure.
International investments are put at risk due to intercultural issues or simply because the
team members feel isolated and demotivated.

Let me share with you proven in practice tips and tricks as well as Award Winning
Methodology for motivating Home office workers managing Virtual and Hybrid Teams.

-Based on the Award winning “Virtual Power Teams” method, comprising “The 10 Big Rocks”
– Explore best practices and real life case studies on high performing virtual and hybrid teams
– Highly interactive and engaging – collaboration and co-creation with the Participants

The Kubernetes nature is for everything to be automated and open for you to customize. Thus you can integrate everything as long as you can turn it into code. This is where operators come into play – a construct that allows extending functionalities in Kubernetes. They can be used to create custom resource definitions and can handle application management tasks as well as automate different tasks.

In this demo, two examples of automation will be presented. One will be from the infrastructure side and the other – from the application code side. In addition, there will be a demonstration of integration with a Cloud Provider.

While this may sound negative, the best way to avoid failures is by contemplating the possible ones when planning and executing your project. Unfortunately, scale and performance testing has many such pitfalls and it is easy to fall into one.
Here is a few of them:

Accessible and inclusive software products are something we should all strive to do, but what do we have to keep in mind when developing them? In this talk, Viktor Hristoskov, Software Development Lead at MentorMate, will share key insights on how to make your mobile app accessible and inclusive and will go into detail on topics such as:

Dynamic Fonts – How to make an app responsive to OS font size changes?
Contrast Ratio – What is it, and how to measure and be mindful of it (even when a designer is present)?
Color Blindness – How to choose the right colors or patterns?
Text-to-Speech – Which and how the elements are read to convey the functionality? What to include to correctly represent it?

Architecture and UX design are like two roads leading to the same destination. And this destination is a good product.
More than 2000 years ago a famous Roman architect defined the key features of good architecture – strength, usability and beauty. Don’t you think that these three words describe a good UX product too? Let’s dive deep into these two areas and explore more. After all, design is a mindset and similarities can be discovered everywhere.

Cloud Native software development relies on many applications and services working together to deliver the best products that focus on users’ and customers’ needs. Real world production environments are distributed across different container orchestration systems and PaaS platforms scheduling on top of variety of cloud providers. As those environments grow in complexity and size establishing a secure trust between the workloads becomes more and more difficult. It creates challenges for development and operation teams by putting at risk their productivity and increases friction with security teams as a result. SPIFFE and SPIRE are two CNCF projects who aim to establish trust between workloads without using pre shared secrets and across heterogeneous environments. This talk will give an overview of SPIFFE/SPIRE