Goes FooConf 2023 - Highlights and Learnings –
Summary
Very broadly speaking, the presentations fell into two categories: • None Demonstrating the uses and benefits of different tools, and • None Exploratory studies on actual cases or on how to think about problems. The Hitchhiker’s Guide to container security on Kubernetes, a presentation by Abdellfetah Sghiouar, had plenty to offer on how to ensure your clusters are not compromised by threats such as non-secure images and users with too many privileges. ( • None GitHub Actions – a way to do DevOps correctly right away with an exciting matrix strategy feature to easily configure similar jobs with small variations. ( Let’s do a Thing and Call it Foo • None Having a shot at solutions used in other domains might just have a chance to work out, as was learned by Supermetrics, who borrowed the notion of a central authentication server from MMORPG video games. On that note, you can definitely take the advice presented in the first keynote speech to heart: don’t overdo it, it is completely valid to pick just one subject you want to learn more about and start there.