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KCDC 2022 Table of Contents

Posted on August 8, 2022 by Jeanne Boyarsky
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KCDC is back and “normal” at full strength. This page is for the table of contents of blog posts.

Monday

  • Building Rugged DevOps Pipelines with GitHub Actions – Brian Gorman
  • Refactoring to Java 17 – my talk so link to deck
  • Creating a Culture of Appreciation – Ash Banaszek
  • DevOps, 12-Factor and Open Source – Justin Reock
  • Calculating your Cloud CO2e emissions – Joel Lord
  • Reduce System Fragility with Terraform – Scott McAllister

Tuesday

  • Level up with Co-Pilot – Rizel Scarlett
  • Lessons from Reviewing a Very Big Pull Request – Patrick McVeety-Mill
  • Networking for Developers – Sean Whitesell
  • Four Deadly Sins of Mentorship – Christina Aiden
  • Diving into Debugging Spring Boot Applications – Mark Heckler
  • Getting Started with SRE – Shradha Khard

Wednesday

  • An Insider Threat: Intro to Social Engineering – Crux Conception
  • Refactoring to Java 17 Lab – my talk so link to repo

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