Continuous Discussions (#c9d9) Podcast: Episode 45 – DevOps and Security

this morning on #c9d9 we talked about bobbi tables, and other aspects of devops and security .

how can devops practices improve security, compliance, and auditability? what are some of the best practices for building security as an integral part of your tools and practices throughout your delivery pipeline?

our panelists shared tips for securing your code , your environments , your processes , improving visibility and compliance , and accelerating mean time to recovery (mttr).

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this episode features:

andreas wittig

cloud specialist. author of amazon web services in action. software engineer, speaker, teacher and consultant.

@andreaswittig | cloudonaut.io

dave bechberger

senior architect and developer with a passion for delivering solutions to challenging problems in difficult domains from concept to delivery.

@bechbd | experoinc.com/author/dave.bechberger/

j. paul reed

j. paul reed has over 15 years experience in the trenches as a build/release engineer, working with such companies as vmware, mozilla, symantec, and salesforce. he speaks internationally on release engineering, devops, operational complexity, and human factors.

@jpaulreed | jpaulreed.com

martin cron

technologist, writer, photographer, teacher, evangelist, diplomat, heretic

@martincron | martin.cron.com/

sukhbir dhillon

when sukhbir isn’t coding, dreaming of automation or being the founder of addteq, he is at home playing with his two-year-old daughter.

@addteqsukhbir | nebula.addteq.com/blog

on the next episode of continuous discussions:

episode 46: deployment automation

join us on july 26 , to discuss must have’s for deployment automation checks into your devops processes and cd pipelines.

this episode will feature:

ramesh nair

full-stack web developer with an interests in javascript, performance optimization and deployment automation. avid outdoors fanatic.

@hiddentao | hiddentao.com/blog/

robert firek

software craftsman at codurance. devops engineer. java programmer. agile practitioner. he strives to create software according to the rule “simplicity is the final achievement”.

@robertfirek | codurance.com/blog/author/robert-firek/

taco bakker

taco previously worked as a team lead for a large international bank, spending most of his time bridging dev and ops. today he’s a lean six sigma black belt focusing on cd.

@tsbakker65 | www.tsbakker.nl/taco.html

victor farcic

software architect at everis, coded using plethora of languages, with his current favorites being scala and javascript, even though most of his office hours are spent with java.

@vfarcic | technologyconversations.com

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continuous discussions (#c9d9) is a bi-weekly series. see all episodes here .