Dhrubajyoti Chakraborty
Developer Relations Engineer @ Harness | DevOps, Cloud Native, GenAI
Bengaluru, India
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I love tech and I believe with technology we'll be able to build "today's wonders". I currently work as the Developer Relations Engineer for the Insights team at Harness.io. My focus is on cloud-native and mlops stack, and I mostly use python and golang as programming languages. I have been lucky enough to experiment with different areas of machine learning (such as training and deploying large language models, scalable mlops architectures, etc.) and I try to explain it all in plain and simple terms.
Find me on HuggingFace: https://huggingface.co/codewdhruv
I create educational content for developers, teaching them about cloud-native & devops, neural networks, mlops and more. This comes in all forms: blog posts, videos, tweets, conference talks, and workshops.
I've worked with various communities to design programs and initiatives on developer marketing, developer relations, building open-source communities, product-led growth, and more.
Interested in discussing a project or just talking tech? Feel free to reach out.
I would love to hear from you! Drop me a line at me@codewdhruv.com
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Solving Developer Experience with Backstage: A Modern Approach to DevOps
In today's complex and rapidly changing software development landscape, it is more important than ever to have a great developer experience. Backstage is an open-source platform that can help you do just that. Backstage provides a central location for developers to access all the tools and information they need to be productive, including documentation, code repositories, test suites, and more. It also provides a way to automate many of the common tasks that developers need to do, such as creating new projects, deploying code, and managing secrets.
In this keynote presentation, we will discuss how Backstage can be used to improve the developer experience and streamline the development process. We will cover the following topics:
1. What is Backstage and how does it work?
2. How Backstage can be used to improve the developer experience
3. How Backstage can be used to automate common development tasks
4. Real-world examples of how Backstage has been used to improve the developer experience
By the end of this presentation, you will have a better understanding of how Backstage can help you improve the developer experience in your organization.
Key Benefits of Using Backstage
1. Centralized location for developers to access all the tools and information they need
2. Ability to automate common development tasks
3. Improved collaboration between teams
4. Reduced time to market for new features
5. Increased developer productivity
Who Should Attend This Presentation?
This presentation is ideal for anyone who is interested in improving the developer experience in their organization. This includes:
- Developers
- DevOps engineers
- Technical leaders
- Anyone who is interested in learning more about Backstage
From Development to Production: Using Docker with Node.js
This talk will be around learning the best practices for managing Node.js and JavaScript projects when developing, testing, and operating containers. It will cover an entire roadmap, starting from picking the best node base image (and maybe even making a custom base image) that will work in local development, automated testing, and production.
Then we'll walk through best practices for multi-stage, optimizing the builds, testing of Node.js containers, and production-focused container settings.
Getting Started with Open Source Software Development
The session will highlight my learning as a developer during the journey as a new contributor starting to contribute after attending a New Contributor Workshop during KCD Bengaluru to becoming a regular contributor to K8s (Graduated CNCF Project).
I will share the nuances of working together in the community and will focus on areas that need a lot of contributors now especially with the "chop wood and carry water" kind of work that could be easily done by students.
I will further focus on how various sigs runs mentoring cohort for contributors to grow up the contributing ladder and learn technologies necessary for taking leadership or helping the leadership, I have been part of such mentoring cohort under dev-commudle and now I'm a moderator of the cdn-dev mailing list.
Also I will try to focus on how new contributors loose interest while looking for good-first-issues, and I will try to emphasize the importance of regular sig meetings and discussions and help they have helped me to come up with solutions to help the project.
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