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Piet van Dongen

Piet van Dongen

Senior Cloud-native Software Engineering Consultant

Arnhem, The Netherlands

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Piet is a senior cloud-native software engineering consultant at OpenValue. He loves to help organisations with mapping and exploiting business opportunities using software and cloud technology.

He shares his knowledge of software architecture, cloud modernisations, skills development, and technology by writing, lecturing, training, or speaking on stage at meetups and conferences like Codemotion, DevOpsDays, and re:Invent. He is an active software community member: he is one of the Community Leaders of the Dutch AWS User Group and an AWS Community Builder.

Area of Expertise

  • Information & Communications Technology

Topics

  • cloud
  • aws
  • Cloud Native
  • DevOps
  • DevOps Transformation
  • Software Architecture
  • Software Engineering
  • Architecture
  • Enterprise Architecture
  • Application Architecture
  • Microservice Architecture
  • Event Driven Architecture
  • Solution Architecture

The single-cloud platform strategy that runs 80+ media brands for millions of customers

DPG Media's almost 6000 employees evolve over 80 media brands reaching 15 million consumers. How do they organize themselves and their technology to make sure their content creation and delivery runs smoothly every day?

During this talk, Piet will run you through the cloud strategy DPG Media chose, what that means for infrastructure, platform and delivery teams, and what organisational structure works for them.

What is resilience engineering?

The coronavirus pandemic has taught us developers two things: 1) all online systems will fail eventually and 2) they will fail in unpredictable ways. But have no fear, resilience engineering is here!

Building and maintaining event-driven, highly scalable and quickly adaptable systems are a pain in the neck. Resilience engineering embraces this complexity and helps you manage it.

In this talk, I will explain what resilience engineering is, why every software person should know about it and how you can start practicing it.

The one true driver of DevOps: value hypothesis testing

In an increasingly unpredictable world, predictable software development and deployment methodologies are losing their value quickly. To maintain relevancy, so-called DevOps teams need to learn to understand what actually matters: accelerating their organization’s value hypothesis testing loop.

In this talk, Piet will explain how teams can move from slow, predictable, and losing to agile, competitive, and winning. The trick: learning to stop worrying about craftsmanship and embracing paradigms like AI pair programming, software-as-actual-code, low-code development platforms, and serverless.

What is resilience engineering?

The coronavirus pandemic has taught us developers two things: 1) all online systems will fail eventually and 2) they will fail in unpredictable ways. But have no fear, resilience engineering is here!

Building and maintaining event-driven, highly scalable and quickly adaptable systems are a pain in the neck. Resilience engineering embraces this complexity and helps you manage it.

In this lightning talk, I will explain what resilience engineering is, why every software person should know about it and how you can start practicing it.

Seriously gaming your cloud expertise: from cloud tourist to cloud native

No cloud skills, no career. As we accelerate towards the future of everything online, cloud skills will be ever more in demand. Not just for engineers, but for your whole DevOps team and the rest of the office, too.

But where to start learning? AWS alone offers nearly 200 services, Azure lists nearly 275 of them. And then we stuff like containers, orchestration, serverless, databases, machine learning, IoT, cost optimization, networking, security. It‘s all quite overwhelming.

Let me help by showing you the learning paths you can follow towards cloud competence, plus the serious game and social learning application we developed to become cloud natives.

Mass migrations to the cloud (or: how to eat an elephant)

Q: How do you move hundreds of interconnected applications, databases, queues and whatnot from your data centre to the cloud?
A: Like how you eat an elephant, one bite at a time.

But where do you start? How fast can you go? What tools and people do you need? How do you keep track of progress? What are the caveats? How do you prevent failure?

Piet knows and he can't wait to tell you. He will take you through the seemingly monstrous task and show you how he helped one of his clients move 100+ applications to the cloud without breaking much of a sweat. He even had a lot of fun doing it. Bonus: he open sourced the migration tools he created, so you can do it too!

iSAQB Software Architecture Gathering 2024 Sessionize Event Upcoming

November 2024 Berlin, Germany

OpenValue Utrecht Meetup

July 2023 Utrecht, The Netherlands

DevOpsDays Prague

May 2023 Prague, Czechia

ArnhemJUG Meetup

February 2023 Arnhem, The Netherlands

Devopsdays Eindhoven 2022 Sessionize Event

October 2022 Eindhoven, The Netherlands

ContainerDays 2022 Sessionize Event

September 2022 Hamburg, Germany

Devopsdays Amsterdam 2022 Sessionize Event

June 2022 Amsterdam, The Netherlands

DevOpsDays Birmingham (UK) 2022 Sessionize Event

May 2022 Birmingham, United Kingdom

WeAreDevelopers Live 2022 Sessionize Event

January 2022

AWS re:Invent

November 2021 Las Vegas, Nevada, United States

J-Fall 2021 Sessionize Event

November 2021 Ede, The Netherlands

EuropeClouds Summit

October 2021

JCON 2021 Sessionize Event

October 2021

TEQnation 2021 Sessionize Event

May 2021

ApeldoornJUG

October 2020 Apeldoorn, The Netherlands

Appdevcon 2020

September 2020

Devoxx Belgium

November 2018

Luminis DevCon

April 2018

Piet van Dongen

Senior Cloud-native Software Engineering Consultant

Arnhem, The Netherlands

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