Despite the excitement in the industry for Cloud Platforms, the truth is that they are often created without a strong Product vision, and they end up being either not fully adopted or overwhelmed with customer support tickets. I will share some key learnings that I borrowed from Product Management and have helped me set up […]

Seeding a culture of devops from day 1 is really difficult but absolutely essential. Come along on a tour of some of the practices that helped and hindered our pace and reliability in meeting doctor and patient needs for the NHS, such as shortening feedback loops for quicker product validation, learning from incidents, and finding

Jetpack Compose brings a new way of creating Android UI, but how can we test?. After actively using and testing Jetpack Compose for over a year since its release, I would like to introduce a quick introduction for developers on how to start testing Jetpack Compose UI.

Companies have been offloading their work to cloud providers which is having the knock on effect of changing the role of a DevOps engineer. At Storm Reply we have been adding an extra sting to the bows of DevOps Engineers by encouraging them to building IOT solutions for customers. As DevOps engineers we’ve spent the

DevOps is dead. The world is full of cloud-native infrastructure – clusters, databases, ML farms – it’s all got an API and is highly automated. This was meant to let us move ever faster developing and releasing new software. But building and managing this infrastructure is not an easy job. In our quest to do

One of the most common ways to start building an internal development platform is to capture common product engineer workflows in a command-line interface tool. Simona & Jonny will talk about their experiences building CLI tools, the advantages building these tools offer, and why you should consider them over big pricey third party IDPs (at