Jessica Andersson
Cloud Architect, Trice
Göteborg, Sweden
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Jessica has extensive experience and expertise within cloud architecture, cloud infrastructure and platform engineering. She is a hands on, technical architect and team lead who has built up and led platform teams within developer experience and data. She is also a Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) ambassador who regularly shares her knowledge both in the local Gothenburg community and at conferences such as QCon.
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5 pitfalls of building developer platforms
Everyone wants to build developer platforms, but not everyone succeeds. What pitfalls can you avoid on your journey of empowering your developers? Join this ignite talk to learn what signs to look for and what anti patterns to avoid when building internal develop platforms!
DevOps in Real Life, A How-To
With the DevOps revolution we suddenly find ourselves with autonomous teams who can take full ownership and not only develop features but also follow up on their usage, put them in production and fix them when they break. Without operations, the developers suddenly need to care about things such as logging, metrics and container orchestration. How can we get our developers spend more time on building their product and less time on all the tooling?
To solve this, Meltwater has formed a platform team that creates a paved road for their developers! In this presentation they want to share their success story of how they enable their developers to be both DevOps and productive. They will show not only what, but also how this is done.
How we revolutionized developer experience with 3.5 Platform Engineers
As a small team there is a lot of leverage to be gained from using cloud native projects, but the task might seem daunting and something that you need to have a very large organisation to have any use of. This couldn’t be further from the truth! Join this case study and learn how Jessica and her team of three and a half Platform Engineers revolutionized the developer experience for 30 developers at Kognic with the help of cloud native projects.
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We hear a lot of stories and case studies from the large tech companies with hundres of people working on platform and internal tooling who show a very complete setup. I often hear that “We’ll never get that far” or “They can do that, they have X number of developers”. I want to show that you don’t need a large team to improve the developer experience with cloud native projects. We are currently an organisation with <40 developers and by sharing our story I hope to encourage others to start somewhere and to improve their developer experience with the help of cloud native projects.
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What is our vision with Platform Engineering
- Reference Daniel Bryant KubeCon EU 2022 Golden Path
What state did we start in?
- Challenges (scaling, building features to stay in business, tech debt, young devs)
What steps did we take?
- Remove manual work to free up time and unblock devs (external-dns, cert-manager)
Big impact changes for dev productivity (argo-cd and gitops)
Lessons Learned
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Jessica Andersson
Cloud Architect, Trice
Göteborg, Sweden
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