Sergio Canales
Red Hat Application Development Architect
Santiago, Chile
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I find immense joy in collaborating with diverse teams, cultivating a positive work environment that encourages creativity and open communication. Emphasizing team development is essential to achieving successful outcomes and driving innovation in every aspect.
Embracing challenges and staying up-to-date with the latest technology trends keeps me motivated and eager to explore new opportunities.
I'm a Cloud Native Administrator, Developer, Architect and Fan!
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Resilient Apps, the core for Cloud Native Development
Modern apps are far more than latest tools and very efficient code, modern apps are legacy of the real world problems and often people who can understand those problems are very few, role of architects can be so broad or with many focuses depending of the organization needs, but we can agree about some core concerns or at least benefits from guiding and giving into the software delivery qualities that to day can achieve key impact for the organization.
This paper has two main topics to discuss, first "Software as a representation of challenging conditions" where we talk about real life cases with this approach and benefits in terms of quality, resilience and evolution. Secondary "Organization architecture" as organizational behaviors as software patterns, best software is who fit better in your company and culture.
Modern apps are far more than latest tools and very efficient code
How to take your first big step into a community
In this presentation, we'll explore practical strategies on how to take your first big step into a community. From overcoming initial uncertainty to identifying opportunities for connection, we'll address common challenges faced by those joining new communities. Discover key tips for sharing effectively, building meaningful relationships, and thriving on your journey toward active community participation. A straightforward, practical approach for those looking to develop meaningful connections from the start.
In this presentation, we'll cover practical strategies for joining a community, including overcoming initial uncertainty, identifying opportunities for connection, and sharing effectively. Discover tips for building meaningful relationships and thriving as an active participant from the start.
Cloud Native beyond the platform engineering and devEx
Discover the vital role of applications in the cloud-native landscape, focusing on what happens after a stable platform and delivery process are in place. We'll explore the importance of building and maintaining trustworthy and resilient applications, highlighting the need for developers to be aware of their application's behavior. Understand the trade-offs involved in externalizing patterns and best practices, such as increased management complexity and resource consumption. Let's dive into strategies for creating secure, scalable applications that make the most of your stable platform.
Explore the importance of resilient application behavior in cloud-native environments.
Unlocking Potential through Open Source
It's not enough to pick OpenSource tech; it's about replicating and adopting the collaborative conditions in which it was created. Open Source transforms mindsets and unlocks potential, empowering individuals and organizations to reach their full capabilities. Embracing OpenSource means embracing organic leadership—leading by example and fostering initiative.
In the OpenSource community, team advocacy thrives. Your success is my success, driving collective achievements and progress. This model encourages us to work towards a bigger purpose.
Acceptance, both of oneself and others, is key. It teaches us to embrace our strengths and weaknesses, continuously strive for self-improvement, and cultivate consistency and good habits.
OpenSource technology delivers real value when used in an environment mirroring its creation—like a seed needing the same conditions as the original plant to thrive. OpenSource flourishes in a collaborative, open, and supportive setting.
It's not enough to pick Open Source tech; it's about replicating and adopting the collaborative conditions in which it was created.
Lucky 7 Years of Kubernetes: Key Lessons and Practices
7 years is a lucky number, and it's time to wrap up the journey of Kubernetes as we explore the good, the bad, and the ugly of container platforms and business challenges. This session will dive into invaluable lessons learned, best practices, and insights from real-world experiences in installation, administration, development, onboarding, and troubleshooting. Whether you're a CNCF enthusiast or a cloud aficionado, this session will help you evolve and reach new levels of expertise and innovation.
7 years is a lucky number! Join us to explore the highs and lows of Kubernetes, uncovering key lessons, best practices, and real-world insights.
Sergio Canales
Red Hat Application Development Architect
Santiago, Chile
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