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SUMMARY:Building and Operating Products in the Cloud at Volkswagen / MAN
DESCRIPTION:We all know that cars\, trucks and other vehicles are becoming 
 more and more complex integrated systems with state of the art hardware AN
 D software. We also know that manufacturers are speeding up their digital 
 skills and competing via new digital products.\n\nIn this meetup we will h
 ave speakers from two different Volkswagen group companies telling us thei
 r experience building and operating digital products - which techniques\, 
 platforms and practices they've used and what are the results so far.\n\nJ
 oin this meetup to find out more!\n\nDoors open at 19:00 and talks will st
 art at 19:15 sharp\, please be on time!\n\nThere will be drinks and food a
 fter the talks\, as usual!\n\nWe will have a book to raffle among those wh
 o arrive before 19:15!\n\n==========================================\n\nTa
 lk #1: How to Manage Cloud Infrastructure at MAN Truck & Bus\nSpeaker: Ste
 fan Killian\n(https://www.meetup.com/de-DE/members/230021386)\n\nA crucial
  part of DevOps is to have a platform where you can build your product. A 
 great platform gives you the power and enables you to do more. Therefore\,
  we use a Multi-Account AWS approach. Each Development Team gets one or mo
 re AWS accounts. However\, to set up and maintain multiple AWS accounts is
  challenging.\n\nMAN Truck & Bus present how they give their development t
 eams access to AWS\, how the Cloud Platform Team is collaborating with the
  developer teams to onboard and support them. However\, the developer team
  will stay in the full responsibility of their account. How MAN Truck & Bu
 s provisions new AWS Accounts\, set security guard rails\, and use governa
 nce features to ensure audits.\n\nWe show how we use many AWS Features lik
 e AWS Organizations\, IAM\, Step Functions\, Lambda\, Cloudformation\, Gua
 rdDuty\, Config\, Cloudtrail\, Route53 to provision new and secure AWS acc
 ounts. The whole composition is following the principle to automate everyt
 hing and use continuous integration and continuous deployment where we can
 .\n\nStefan Killian is an IT Architect at MAN Truck & Bus SE in Munich\, G
 ermany. He covers topics around cloud\, AWS\, microservices and legacy int
 egration platform.\n\n==========================================\n\nTalk #
 2: The art of crafting sustainable products\nSpeaker: Syamala Umamaheswara
 n\n\nIterative Planning\, TDD\, CI/CD\, Cloud Foundry\, Monitoring\, Error
  Budgets\, Retrospectives and much more.\n\nThese are not just buzzwords f
 or us. In this talk\, I will share my experience of how we continue to bui
 ld and operate our suite of successful live products by applying these too
 ls and techniques @ Volkswagen Digital:Lab Berlin.\n\nSyamala Umamaheswara
 n works as a software engineer at Volkswagen Digital:Lab Berlin. A Backend
  developer with most experience in Java/Kotlin Spring\, now learning and d
 eveloping in Go and Python. An avid twitter tweeter\, occasional blogger w
 ith a new found interest for public speaking. She also Loves to discuss TD
 D\, Pair Programming\, OpenId connect\, OAuth2. She's also an active parti
 cipant in local Berlin communities like Pyladies\, Women Who Go and Women 
 Who Code.\n\n==========================================\n\nIMPORTANT NOTE:
  the talks will be recorded and published in the DevOps Lisbon YouTube cha
 nnel. By signing up for this event you explicitly agree that your image mi
 ght appear in the video recordings. Nevertheless\, you can always get in t
 ouch with the organization ([masked]) to have it removed.\n\nhttps://www.d
 evopschat.co/meetings/building-and-operating-products-in-the-cloud-at-volk
 swagen-man
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