Schedule

(estimated)

18:30 Doors Open, snacks and get together

19:00 2 Talks a ~20-30mins each

~20:00 Break

~20:30 3rd talk,

~ 21:00 Lightning Talks (5 mins each)

Finding the way

On is in "Haus 3" which is in the backyard. There will be signs to help point the way.

Health & Safety

Be considerate of other people and their space and preferences. There is no mask mandate, but feel free to wear one.

Food & Drinks

There will be pizza as well as alcohol free beer + soft drinks + water. As per usual, first come first served!

Topics

Lukas Rieder

Shipping Ruby on public cloud infrastructure

Synopsis

In the past years I have been building Cloud infrastructures. A LOT of cloud infrastructures. And I would like to publish my latest findings and work stories with experiences and best practices for Google Cloud and Amazon Web Services.

In particular I would love to make the audience aware of the latest and greatest when it comes to Cloud infrastructure offerings. I have seen many applications that are mis-aligned or carry unnecessary code, because they miss out on what Cloud infrastructure providers have to offer.

Learn how to

Use containers to deploy ruby applications in a deterministic way
Use cloud schedulers instead of Resque or Sidekiq
Use Google Cloud IAP to eliminate the need for "AdminUser"
Safely deploy web-console in production (do not kill me for this)
Use cloud build systems to simply and safely ship your application
Why you will not need Kubernetes
How to build a multi-environment infrastructure from scratch
Stop using Service Account keys, why you only need IAM

Plugs

I run https://www.parlant.co, a company that specializes in Agile Development and Cloud Architecture. In the talk I will mention the use of Terraform modules that are available for free with a donation model.

Note: I can only give this talk after September 2023. I cannot attend the Sep 7 event.

4 People like it

Benedikt Voigt

creating a company as a solo-founder without investor using ruby on rails

As I proposed at my lightning talk in November 2023, I am happy to give an update of my last rug::b talk of July 2019.

In 2019 I presented how it was possible for me to found a company alone and without investor and getting to 6.000€ monthly recurring revenue, using Ruby on Rails. It took me 3 years!

I focussed especially on the challenges and learnings so that you can gain value from these experiences.

Since then we at projo grew to 12 people and lots of new challenges and learnings happened. I am happy to share these experiences again.

6 People like it