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Amazon's journey to its current modern architecture and processes provides insights for all software development leaders. To get there, Amazon focused on decomposing for agility, making critical cultural and operational changes, and creating tools for software delivery. The result was enabling developers to rapidly release and iterate software while maintaining industry-leading standards on security, reliability, and performance.

Whether you're developing for a small startup or a large corporation, learning the tools for CI/CD will make your good DevOps team great. We are excited to be joined by Leo Zhadanovsky, Principal Solutions Architect at Amazon Web Services. In this fast paced talk, he will cover:

How to decompose for agility
The "two pizza" team culture
Keys to automation at different stages of organization maturity
How Amazon thinks about metrics
Maintaining a culture of DevOps no matter what the size of your organization is

This is a session you won’t want to miss!

Wednesday September 16th, 2020 at 11AM PDT, 2PM EST, 6PM GMT

Brought to you by:

Leo Zhadanovsky, Principal Solutions Architect, Amazon Web Services

Leo Zhadanovsky, a Principal Solutions Architect at Amazon Web Services, spends his days (and occasional nights!) helping customers best leverage AWS services in order to help them build highly-available, scalable and elastic architectures to fulfill their business needs. As a speaker, Leo has delivered talks at conferences around the world, including Re:Invent, OmniTI Surge, and PuppetConf. Previously the Director of Systems Engineering at the Democratic National Committee, he’s also run the DNC's on-premise and cloud infrastructure, in use by the Obama campaign, state and local Democratic parties. This infrastructure was used to support hundreds of millions of dollars in online donations, and withstood significant amounts of election day traffic. In his free time, he enjoys travelling the world, going for a bike ride, and trying out new restaurants in whatever city he finds himself in.

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