Modern DevOps Melbourne

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October 8, 2024
Location: Grand Hyatt Melbourne, Australia
website: https://devops-mel.coriniumintelligence.com/

Mark your calendars and save the date! We’re excited to announce the upcoming Modern DevOps Melbourne 2024 conference on the 8th of October.

Launched in Melbourne last year, this exciting gathering attracted over 150 tech enthusiasts. It is THE ultimate destination offering an exclusive repository of cutting-edge best practices and solutions to supercharge your deployment scale and speed.

Key themes include:

Maturing DevOps DNA: Move beyond basic implementation of mindset shifts to elevate practices for greater efficiency and innovation in the software development lifecycle
Advance Your Toolchain with Automation, AI, and ML: Explore the convergence of AI and ML with DevOps to enhance scalability and efficiency in your IT delivery
Bridging Legacy to Cloud: Navigate differences in infrastructure, workflows, and tooling between legacy systems and cloud-native architectures to unlock agility, scalability, and efficiency in modern DevOps practices
Unleash DevSecOps: Enhance threat modelling, vulnerability scanning, and secure coding practices to integrate security measures into DevOps workflows seamlessly
From Pipelines to Possibilities: Delve into CI/CD and deployment pipelines, overcoming integration challenges, and maximising their potential for DevOps velocity

As an EC-Council member, use our discount code for $500 off: DEVOPSPAR500

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