2025-06-18 –, Grote Zaal
Working as a Software, DevOps, Platform or Site Reliability Engineer nowadays means working with a lot of tools like an IDE, containers, version control and things like Infrastructure as Code. This workshop is aimed at those who are new to this world, but are curious to get their hands in the dirt!
To help you get off with a good start, this is a hands-on workshop that starts at the very beginning with just an IDE and step-by-step builds toward a real-world workflow with formatting, linting, testing etc. It will use tools such as VS Code, Git, Docker, Ansible, Bash and a bit of Python (all open source) all from a browser based lab-environment. So don't forget your laptop!
Marcel Kornegoor obtained his Master of Arts degree in Sound and Music Technology back in 2008. He has been a (huge) nerd for most of his life, but will probably deny it when confronted. Being a technology-addict for over 20 years, Marcel provides training courses, talks and writes about cloud technology, DevOps, and other IT and open source related subjects that concern him.
Danny Kip has been a DevOps Engineer for 27 years. Yes, that pre-dates the term.
Working as an ICT contractor around the country, he has seen all the mistakes people and organisations make, and will repeat them for new organisations everywhere. The directors of his company are nudging him towards teaching people to make less mistakes, probably just to get his hands off the keyboard. So here we are.