NEW YORK CITY - DevOps & Hops

NOTE; North American DevOps Group events are for IT practitioners and IT leadership only.  If you are a sales rep, vendor, recruiter, realtor, etc and you would like to attend a NADOG event, please contact nadog@nadevops.com regarding sponsorship opportunities. (www.nadevops.com/sponsors)

IT practitioners and IT leadership, you are invited to join us for the next North American DevOps Group event in NYC:

NADOG Presents - "DevOps & Hops"

Talk 1 - Data Management Automation with Kubernetes and Trident - Bryan Wagoner, Cloud Architect, NetApp
Talk 2 - Security in the Pipeline - Dan Sigetti and Chuck Pham, Technical Engineers, Trend Micro

Agenda:

6:00PM-6:30PM - Arrivals, networking, drinks & food

6:30PM-7:30PM - Talks and Q&A

7:30PM-8:00PM - Networking/socializing & more drinks and food

More information about North American DevOps Group can be found here: www.nadevops.com

DevOps is about transformation and innovation. It is about adapting to, and sometimes disrupting current conditions. DevOps is also about culture, and NADOG brings together like-minded people for the purpose of sharing thoughts, ideas and experiences in a fun and casual setting. NADOG events are free for IT practitioners and IT leaders, so join us at the next local gathering, and sign up here to stay up to date on future events. www.nadevops.com/join

"Data Management Automation with Kubernetes and Trident"

Kubernetes is a simple but powerful enabler of automation, multi-cloud deployments, development, and application portability.  We’ll be discussing key data management issues Kubernetes solves and how NetApp’s opensource tool, Trident, extends powerful data management features to any microservices environment to simplify persistence, provisioning, replication and data protection. 

Bio:  Bryan lives to be a devops plumber that keeps data assets liquid, moving from Edge-to-Core-to-cloud.   A veteran of startup companies and major systems companies alike, Bryan has spent his 24 years career bridging the IT and Development worlds with a focus on modern design. Bryan currently works for Network Appliance as a devops and AI architect helping fortune 1000 companies bridge the gap between public cloud, IT, and development. When not helping companies take advantage of automation at  NetApp, Bryan blows stuff up on his Hobby farm and likes to game.