Natalie Serebryakova
Staff Cloud Engineer
San Francisco, California, United States
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My name is Natalie. I'm a Staff Cloud Engineer who also enjoys working on building and automating various tools that help the development teams be more productive and happy. What motivates me at work is the fast pace, team orientation, and creative environment, always new challenges. I'm passionate about helping make infrastructure more accessible.
I love solving hard problems and "all things containers." I review and PoC all the CI/CD systems just for fun. I enjoy improving things in the Software Release Processes for companies I work for.
Occasionally, I blog or speak at conferences. Currently, I am learning and blogging about Rust. I'm a technical mentor. In my spare time, I hike or camp with my aussiedoodle Chai, and stand-up paddle (SUP) across the Bay.
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Practical event-driven architecture in AWS Cloud using Rust language
This talk will cover the potential of event-driven architecture in the AWS Cloud with the power of Rust programming language. The talk will delve into event-driven systems and how Rust, known for its performance and safety, can be a game-changer in building robust, scalable, and efficient cloud applications.
How to keep your secrets secured and audited
Nowadays, secrets management requires broader and deeper security controls. It requires a coordinated process for managing all types of secrets in a centralized way to ensure systems and data remain secure. For DevOps, security is required for transparent secrets management and rapid application development.
This talk will describe current industry challenges with safely managing secrets. It will cover recommendations for secrets storage solutions in organizations engineering processes and describe security controls required for protecting those secrets.
Talk code examples will give based on Hahsicorp Vault.
Workshop: Practical EDA using Serverless and Terraform
This advanced workshop explores the technical details of Event-Driven Architecture (EDA) using open-source technologies Terraform AWS modules (https://github.com/terraform-aws-modules, were downloaded 500 million times) and Serverless.tf (https://serverless.tf/).
Key takeaways:
Understanding EDA & Serverless: A technical deep-dive into the architecture pattern of EDA using serverless paradigms, and a detailed look at AWS's serverless offerings and their architectural advantages.
Initiating Infrastructure: Set up an initial infrastructure environment by deploying pre-configured AWS resources, ensuring resource allocation and management.
Cloud Resource Manipulation with Terraform: Master the techniques of importing existing AWS resources into Terraform, optimizing resource utilization and cost efficiency.
Modularity in Cloud Infrastructure resources: Dive deeper into Terraform's module-centric approach, enabling code reuse, consistency in deployment, and simplified infrastructure scaling.
Lifecycle & Refactoring: Emphasize the technical aspects of the infrastructure lifecycle, focusing on code quality, refactoring strategies, and Terraform's state management to ensure a maintainable and evolvable codebase.
Implementing Serverless Patterns: Engage with common serverless architectural patterns, discussing their design rationales, and implementation strategies using Terraform AWS modules.
Attendees will learn about serverless deployment, best practices with Terraform, and strategies for effective EDA implementation.
Some of the content used for the workshop is available here -
https://github.com/antonbabenko/serverless.tf
Build secure and reliable continuous delivery deployment for microservices
In the agile methodology, the speed at which software gets shipped these days got very fast. In many cases, the initiative of building software in a secure way gets deprioritized. There is no time to do the “traditional secure process” where every stage of the software development cycle has a security checklist.
Continuous Delivery is a software development discipline where you build services in such a way that they can be released to production at any time. Making deployments secure and reliable before they land in production should be a goal for every software developer.
With Continuous Delivery and security automation software developer doesn’t have to be a security expert in everything to work within a microservices architecture. This talk presents a proposal about how to apply different levels of security to the Continuous Delivery pipeline.
Understanding Cloud Disaster Recovery Cost
The talk dives into the challenges of managing disaster recovery costs in the cloud. It will cover difficulties in estimating and optimizing these costs for different disaster recovery options and use AWS cloud examples to clarify key ideas, focusing on understanding cost drivers and operational considerations.
The session will provide valuable insights into cost-efficient disaster recovery planning. It will also explain the importance of proactive cost estimation in disaster recovery planning to minimize operational overhead effectively.
Natalie Serebryakova
Staff Cloud Engineer
San Francisco, California, United States
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