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Monday, May 8 • 10:05am - 10:25am
Keynote Session: The Difference Between Screwing Around (DevOps) and Science (GitOps) Is Writing It Down - Luke Philips, Staff Software Engineer & Eve Ben Ezra, Software Engineer, The New York Times

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Born out of the concern that there was a fatal level of dysfunction on the operations side of the tech industry, DevOps ushered in an era of delivering applications and services at high velocity. That high velocity left resources and knowledge scattered across a company in manually-configured infrastructure, ticket comments, and the brains of engineers. An application’s configuration could end up adrift of what it was supposed to be, causing issues and downtime. GitOps solves this issue with a simple assertion: write it down. GitOps-related projects have become some of the highest velocity projects in CNCF with broad adoption. At The New York Times, the CICD team approached CI with a GitOps mindset, allowing us to deploy with velocity at scale, while also safeguarding governance and standardization across the organization, preventing configuration drift by leveraging GitOps and declarative configuration, and governed by CI testing and CD enforcement. In this talk we will discuss our utilization of OPA, GitOps establishment, and Scaled/Distributed ArgoCD in a multi-tenant/cluster cloud. Myths busted along the way, and how we went from screwing around to writing it down.

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Eve Ben Ezra

Software Engineer, The New York Times
Eve Ben Ezra is a Software Engineer with The New York Times Company. Coming from a data and mathematics background, Eve has built a career on using logic to apply solutions to broad business problems while considering necessary outliers. In their free time, Eve makes jokes about kubernetes... Read More →
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Luke Philips

Staff Software Engineer, The New York Times
Luke Philips is a Staff Engineer and Software A̶r̶c̶h̶i̶t̶e̶c̶t̶ Custodian with The New York Times Company. Trying to sweep together the best ideas from all sources. Previously a long career in Telecom, at Charter, CenturyLink, and Level 3 Communications. With a mixed focus... Read More →



Monday May 8, 2023 10:05am - 10:25am PDT
Meeting Room 211-214
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