The DevNation Federal: Deconstructed web series, kicking off July 7, is an hour-long, biweekly live podcasts - informal, conversational sessions with government and industry developer leaders. Conversation topics include DevSecOps, data, security, cloud and more. Join us to listen in and ask questions - every other Tuesday at 4 PM EST.

DevNation Federal, created for developers by developers, brings the most respected industry experts, government officials, academic leaders and key maintainers of popular open source projects together to collaborate, innovate and educate. 

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In this video with Mark Hurter & Jody Hunt,  who are both Secrets Manager Specialists at Cyberark, we will be discovering a better approach to integrating security processes into the DevOps Pipeline.

DevNation Federal  - Integrating Security Processes into the DevOps Pipeline

In this Fireside chat we are joined by Tiffany Jachja, a Technical Evangelist at Harness to talk about the lessons that she learned from shipping open source software.

DevNation Federal 2021 - Lessons Learned From Shipping Open Source Software

In this fireside chat we are joined with Donald Wilson, a PLM Configuration Spec with Aerospace & Defense, to talk about the lessons that he learned from running container workloads on Kubernetes.

DevNation 2021 - Lessons Learned from Running Container Workloads on Kubernetes

In this video we are taking to Chris Kang, who is a Solutions Architect for Red Hat, and Ken Kato, who is a Entrepreneur in Residence for the Navy Digital Warfare Office, about MLOps. They are going to be going deeper into why it matters and how we can do it right.

DevNation Federal 2021 - MLOps - Why It Matters and How To Do It Right

In this video we discuss Data Analytics for the Edge with Jonathan Katz, who is the VP of Platform Engineering at Crunchy Data. He has been very active in the Opensource community and is a Postgres core team member.

DevNation Federal 2021 - Data Analytics for the Edge

Rachel Stephens, who is an Analyst at Redmonk guides the conversation of The Use of Data in Modern Applications with Taylor McCaslin (Principal Product Manager, Secure - Static Analysis, GitLab), Arun Sundaram (VP, Software Development, Enquizit, Inc.), & Tej Tenmattam,(Sr. Solutions Engineer & Data Scientist, Cloudera).

DevNation Federal 2021 - The Use of Data in Modern Applications

In this Fireside Chat we discussed what lessons Mojgan Pedoeim, GBS Federal Hybrid Cloud Chief Architect, IBM & Trinette Brownhill, Cognitive Distinguish engineer, IBM learned from building open source artificial intelligence platforms.

DevNation Federal 2021 - Lessons learned from building open source AI platforms

In this fireside chat we are joined with Donald Wilson, a PLM Configuration Spec with Gulfstream Aerospace, to talk about the lessons that he learned from running container workloads on Kubernetes.

Artificial intelligence and machine learning applied at the edge are driving a new generation of intelligent applications. Data generated from billions of IoT devices and sensors must be processed very quickly at the edge to drive real-time insights. This can help to achieve key mission goals from saving lives and providing tactical advantage to saving costs and improving security.

In this session you will learn: 
- How to operationalize innovative technologies. 
- How to optimize the capabilities of these technologies. 

Join experts from Nvidia, HPE and Red Hat as we dive into AI/ML and data science at the edge. Powering innovation at the edge.

Dr. May Casterline, Senior Data Scientist, Nvidia
Jeff Winterich, DoD Account Chief Technologist, HPE
Chris Sexsmith, Solutions Sales Specialist, Emerging Technology, Red Hat

Data Science at the Edge

Serverless is a lot more than Lambda or Knative. Serverless is a mindset and increasingly, an approach to strategic innovation for enterprises. The technical aspects of serverless are important but above all, this sector of technology is a paradigm shift in engineering. 

In this talk, Farrah Campbell, Ecosystem Director at Stackery and AWS Serverless Hero,  will share how adopting a  "Serverless Mindset" empowers teams and people to overcome existing technical challenges to super power innovation.  She’ll share real-world serverless stories like migrating to cloud-native with serverless, and how she open-sourced her first serverless project to serve the serverless community itself.  

Attendees will be encouraged to get out of the negative and limiting outlook that a particular technology is “hard” or “complex” and instead focus on the values and end goals with serverless as a case study in developer happiness. Furthermore, the audience will walk away feeling galvanized to try something new. 

In this session, you’ll discover that serverless is at its core, a vision for how developers can build services without their focus being dominated by decoding hosting technology or patching legacy systems. Join her to kick off a new chapter of focusing on what really matters in tech, serverless or otherwise: scaling fascinating challenges and having a supportive group to help you along the way.

Farrah Campbell, Director, Ecosystems, Stackery @FarrahC32
Chuck Svoboda, Lead Transformation Sales Specialist, Red Hat @Chuckernetes

Serverless Mindset: Empowering Teams and Innovation

How has government embraced DevSecOps in culture and practice? While change is an arduous process, DevSecOps requires increased response time, promoting collaboration and faster delivery. Aqeel Butt, A.N.D. Consulting LLC, and Peter Anih, Dynanet, discuss where the government is in the DevSecOps journey.

Aqeel Butt, Director, Engineering, A.N.D. Consulting LLC
Peter Anih, Chief Technology Officer, Dynanet
Adam Clater, Chief Architect, Red Hat @AClater

How to Embrace DevSecOps in Government Organizations

Do you think your kubernetes apps are secure? Hot off the press. Liz Rice shares her security checklist, from her new book, covering items you should consider in order to secure your applications running in containers. In this session, we’ll discuss highlights from that list, and consider strategies to avoid weaknesses that arise through the misuse and misconfiguration of containers. The takeaway challenge: do your own deployments comply with these recommendations?

Liz's book:  https://kubernetes-security.info/ 

Liz Rice, Vice President, Open Source Engineering, Aqua Security @LizRice
Michelle Davis, Manager, App Dev Specialist, Red Hat @meskridge_davis

Strengthening the Security of your Containers

Integrating and Optimizing Event-Driven Architecture

Observability: The Power of Distributed System Data in a Cloud-Native Model

How to Scale and Modernize your Data Systems

Cloud Native First Application Development

Integrating Legacy Language with Modern Technologies

How Oak Ridge National Laboratory leverages Kubernetes and OpenShift

Seamless Integration of Cloud Native Technologies and Geospatial Information

DevOps: How Cultural Changes Impact Technology Transformation

DevSecOps: What to focus on first? Harnessing Best Practices & Avoiding Pitfalls

Red Hat DevNation Federal: Deconstructed

Measuring the health and reliability of our services is key to effectively following DevOps and SRE practices. Calculating the reliability of your services from your users’ point of view can be difficult, but you can get the help you need by using service level objectives (SLOs). Nothing can ever be perfectly reliable, but with the right system you can learn exactly how reliable you actually need to be. 

In this episode of DNF Deconstructed, Alex Hidalgo (author of Implementing Service Level Objectives: A Practical Guide to SLIs, SLOs, and Error Budgets) will dig into some common misconceptions about SLOs, as well as ways to make them more effective, and share some great practices for success with Service Level Objectives.

This episode will provide practical examples that you can immediately put into practice in your organization to better understand your services and help inform and influence your decisions and actions to provide even more value to the consumers and users of your services.

Alex's book: https://www.oreilly.com/library/view/implementing-service-level/9781492076803/

Alex Hidalgo, Site Reliability Engineer and Author @AHidalgoSRE
Matt Stratton, Transformation Sales Specialist, Red Hat @MattStratton

A Guide to Implementing Service Level Objectives

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