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Bridget chats with the authors of Kubernetes Best Practices: Brendan Burns, Eddie Villalba, Dave Strebel, and Lachlan Evenson. (Kindle version available now!)
Community & Events & StuffDave:
- All Things Open - Talk on Non-Code Contributions To OSS
- KubeCon NA - Lightning Talk on Non-Code Contributions to Kubernetes
Brendan:
Eddie:
- Medium Blog
- Kubernetes on Azure Best Practices Series
- KubeCon NA and Contributors Summit in November
- Austin Kubernetes Meetup
Lachie:
Bridget:
- Twin Cities Startup week, devopsdays Philly, devopsdays Ghent, Velocity Berlin, KubeCon
- Van Moof ebikes! Joe and I just got these.
If you have an upcoming conference you would like to see promoted on ADO, you can fill out the handy form at arresteddevops.com/conf
Upcoming conferences Open CFPs Discount codes- ADO2019 or ADO2020 for discounts on lots of devopsdays
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