Cafe 055: Security by Design leads to Creating Secure Software!

Alois Mayr gives us a great overview of Istio, why it is such a hot topic right now and he covers the key use cases offered by its core component Envoy: traffic routing, deployment automation, secure communication, logging and monitoring.Alois is Product Manager for Kubernetes at Dynatrace and therefore always trying to drive the product forward to support use cases our customers are demanding. This includes: what’s happening within Istio istelf? Does it impact latency between services? How about code-level and not just request level visibility? Our users also demand end user monitoring as well as the ability to support full stack and cross platform. If you want to learn more also check out this blog from Adam who covered his learnings from Google NEXT 2018.https://twitter.com/mayraloishttps://istio.io/https://www.dynatrace.com/news/blog/google-cloud-next-2018-recap/

In a recent meetup I saw Ernst Ambichl, Chief Product Architect at Dynatrace, talk about the Dynatrace architecture, how the requirements impacted some of the decisions and how Dynatrace now supports thousands of hosts on a single Dynatrace tenant (SaaS or Managed). I got to chat with Ernst to recap the highlights of the Dynatrace architecture and how he and his team uses Dynatrace in their daily development work to ensure a scalable, reliable and high performing monitoring solution for all Dynatrace customers, partners and trial users!

Security is a hot topic – but not always that interesting for the regular developer who just wants to write new functionality. Daniel Deogun (@DanielDeogun) and Daniel Sawano (@DanielSawano)– two speakers I just met at Devoxx Poland – are advocating for Security by Design which not only ensures more secure software but is also appealing to developers. Listen in and learn about the key security principles and how to enforce them and make sure to watch out for their book which will be released later this year.http://devoxx.pl/https://twitter.com/@DanielDeogunhttps://twitter.com/@DanielSawanoSecure by design book: https://bit.ly/2mCl5Vo

Andi bumped into Stephen Hull ( https://www.linkedin.com/in/hullst/ ) who is leading one of our Dynatrace ONE teams out of Detroit, Michigan. Stephen explained to us how Dynatrace ONE, available for all Dynatrace customers, is redefining the user experience when working with our Dynatrace solution offerings – whether it is SaaS or Managed. He gives us insights how these teams are structured, how to interact and leverage these teams and what else comes with the “Dynatrace ONE Experience”!

Brian speaks with Elliott Church & Tuhin Mitra from Big Data Ignite, and Nolen Akerman of Kellogg, about the upcoming Big Data Ignite conference in Grand Rapids, MI, September 19-21, 2018.

Peter Zahrer ( https://www.linkedin.com/in/peter-zahrer-5b4a7b107/ ) and Roman Windischhofer ( https://www.linkedin.com/in/romanlw/ ), two Technical Dynatrace Product Managers, give us insights into how they are redefining Dashboarding, how the feedback process works that influences the product roadmap and give us an outlook on what is coming up soon when we talk about Dashboarding in Dynatrace. The best way to get in touch with them is through their sticky note on our Dynatrace Community: http://bit.ly/dashboard-roadmap . Also keep an eye on their What’s New blog posts and Performance Clinics such as AI-Powered Dashboarding with Dynatrace.https://www.dynatrace.com/news/blog/author/roman-windischhofer/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O0AkSVHyO_I

Mark Heistek ( https://twitter.com/MarkHeistek ), a biomimicry expert, reminded us how much we can learn from nature by mimicking natures behavior. Check out this recap of his session and also learn how he applied lessons from nature with the Dutch Railroad Company. More details about his talk on DevOps Tallinn website. ( https://www.topconf.com/conference/devops-tallinn-2018/talk/devops-by-nature-how-do-we-learn-from-ants-and-bees/ )

Acacio Cruz ( https://twitter.com/acaciocruz ), Director Software Engineering at Google, gives us insights into how Google manages large scale microservices and how they automate the creation of all configuration files, e.g: Test as Code, Monitoring as Code, … More details about his talk on the DevOps Tallinn website. ( https://www.topconf.com/conference//devops-tallinn-2018/talk/managing-microservices-how-to-tame-a-sprawling-set-of-services/ )

Arnab Sinha ( https://www.linkedin.com/in/arnabsinha4u/ ), Continuous Delivery and ChatOps expert, gave us a great overview on ChatOps, how to get started, how to proof the value and how to scale. More details about his talk on the DevOps Tallinn website. ( https://www.topconf.com/conference/devops-tallinn-2018/talk/chatops-what-s-how-s-possibilities/ )

Jan de Vries ( https://twitter.com/Jan_de_V ), Solution Architect at 4dotnet, gave us a great overview of monoliths vs microservices, how to best migrate and also what to avoid. More details about his talk on the DevOps Tallinn website. ( https://www.topconf.com/conference/devops-tallinn-2018/talk/no-nouns/ )