The evolution from slow, limited early computing to today's complex, multi-technology landscape creates new challenges for enterprise developers.
The team was tasked with moving a large, on-premise online shop to a cloud-native environment within two years, despite having a release-driven culture and limited cloud knowledge.
To increase speed, the organization established a common direction, created a shared language, broke down silos into project teams, and automated infrastructure setup.
A live demo showcases the One Developer Journey (ODJ) platform, which allows teams to create subscriptions, products, and provision runtime environments on different hyperscalers.
The platform automates the setup of code repositories, CI/CD pipelines, artifact repositories, and security scanning tools, enabling direct deployment from commits.
The platform's hyperscaler-agnostic design is demonstrated by migrating an entire application from Azure to Google Cloud in just a few hours with minimal changes.
A central service catalog allows teams to discover, consume, and automatically connect to shared platform services and internal APIs without manual configuration.
28:16Alexandra Petri
22:45Dominik Kress
31:04Llywelyn Griffith-Swain
51:37Andreas König & Sead Ahmetovic
29:26Bastian Heilemann & Bruno Margula
57:45Robert Hoffmann & Christian Denich
44:40Christoph Ruggenthaler
21:04Jan-Christoph Schlieker & Jan Schmidt
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