Daniel Laird

[Daniel Laird @danieljlaird1]

@iximiuz @SlimDevOps @DockerSlim For containers with libraries - we use ldd to identify dependencies and ensure they are copied into a 'scratch' container.
We then ensure an rpmdb exists (without the RPMs) - as this allows 3PP tools to scan containers (and this is important for customers with own Sec tools).

[Daniel Laird @danieljlaird1]

4. ‘Cloud-native’ solutions enable us to simplify once complex issues and decrease feedback-loops within our development teams.

[Daniel Laird @danieljlaird1]

What does life as an #engineer at @MediaKind look like? Here is my Blog post as UK Engineering Manager - hope you find it interesting.
I’d love to hear your feedback! https://t.co/nRoxp6S5xh

[Daniel Laird @danieljlaird1]

3. However integrating and applying these technologies within our portfolio certainly hasn’t happened overnight.

[Daniel Laird @danieljlaird1]

@JonathanCathie Virtually anything?

[Daniel Laird @danieljlaird1]

@danhellem @AzureDevOps Will the change allow priority to be a set of strings? (i.e Must, Should, Could?) as we will spend out time reminding people what 0-n means.

[Daniel Laird @danieljlaird1]

@danhellem @AzureDevOps Count us in org: mediakind

[Daniel Laird @danieljlaird1]

@lizrice We are using it so we can check things work before deploying to a 'full' cluster. Seems to work pretty well. Has reduced the hack, try, repeat loop time :-)

[Daniel Laird @danieljlaird1]

Another highlight from the talk by @nigelkersten #cll19

[Daniel Laird @danieljlaird1]

Really good talk from @nigelkersten at #CLL19 . The perception gap between management and engineering teams when evaluating how DevOps is working out.

[Daniel Laird @danieljlaird1]

Looking forward to hearing about difficult teenage years, "what happens after you celebrate an initial launch". #CLL19

[Daniel Laird @danieljlaird1]

This was my presentation of the day #CLL19 - hopefully the video will go up sometime, as the slides are great, but the talk better. Will be sharing when I get back to the office. #ChiefFunOfficer and #FunAssessor :-)

[Holly Cummins ([email protected]) @holly_cummins]

Thanks, #CLL19, especially for some interesting comments at the end.
My slides are here (I gave up and uploaded a shiny new version despite slideshare-killing-update-feature): https://t.co/o6Jx3vjxZq
A blog is here: https://t.co/dtauKJ6slF

[Daniel Laird @danieljlaird1]

My office for the day :-) Speaking at #CLL19 . Excited and looking forward to listening to the other speakers.

[Daniel Laird @danieljlaird1]

Looking forward to this, biggest speaking event yet!

[Continuous Lifecycle London (online) @ConLifecycleLon]

Containers not small enough for you? You'll be pleased that @danieljlaird1 is at #CLL19 to talk reducing #container size https://t.co/zwu8JLEnbu

[Bartosz Jedrzejewski @e4developer]

World expert on continuous delivery @davefarley77 recognising manual testing as an integral part of the pipeline #bitrconf

[Cloud Native DevOps @cloudnatived]

'Cloud Native DevOps with Kubernetes' is out now. Retweet to win a free copy! https://t.co/K5Xs7X8ENo

"The definitive text about the care and feeding of Kubernetes infrastructure. An absolute must-have."

"An essential guide to operating today’s distributed systems."

[Cloud Native DevOps @cloudnatived]

All great tech leaders know this. Your task is to build a team that's so good they don't need you anymore. (Then go build another one.)

[Jon Older (Work) @jonolder]

Great content created by all the groups today @ITDevLtd #CIWorkshop . Thanks to Steve, Niall, Dan, Andy, Maurice and Joe for taking the lead for each table @feabhas

[ITDev @ITDevLtd]

A huge thank you to our speakers, David Hoslett, Davide Fiorentino, Charles Woolf and Steve Dwyer as well as our delegates for making our #CIWorkshop such a success. Fantastic engagement from everyone. Facilities and catering at Axis Conference Centre @USSPark were perfect too!