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SUMMARY:The first edition of the Decade - January Docker London
DESCRIPTION:Waitlist will not open on Meetup.com - Please RSVP at http://do
 cker.london/rsvp to register your seat.\n\nDocker London is coming at you 
 with the first edition of the decade!\n\n6:00 - Doors Open + Food\n7:00 - 
 Introduction\n7:15 - Dimple Dalby (@dimpledalby) - Getting your containers
  ready for production\n7:45 - Matt Carroll (@grimmware) - How I Used `--ca
 p-add=SYS_ADMIN` And Wasn’t Even Sorry\n8:15 - Beer Break\n8:30 - Matt T
 urner (@mt165) - Networks\, Linux\, Containers\, and Pods\n9:00 - Wrap up 
 + Pub\n\n>_Dimple Dalby (@dimpledalby) - Getting your containers ready for
  production\nComparethemarket has been running services on Kubernetes for 
 over 2 years now. Getting our services production ready has not been easy.
  This talk is about a curated checklist you might want to use to make your
  journey a lot easier than ours.\n\nDimple is a Cloud Platform Lead at Com
 parethemarket. She has a background in development and has been in the Dev
 Ops world for around 8 years.\n\n>_Matt Carroll (@grimmware) - How I Used 
 `--cap-add=SYS_ADMIN` And Wasn’t Even Sorry\n\nAt Yelp our security team
  faced a fairly common problem of tracing outbound TCP connections back to
  their owning processes on our container-based PaaS\, so we had the idea t
 o use the Linux kernel’s eBPF subsystem for its tracing capabilities. Bu
 t how to deploy a greenfield security project across a fleet quickly and e
 asily to prove its utility in order to invest further time in it? In this 
 talk we’ll look out how you can use eBPF and Docker in harmony to get cu
 tting edge tracing capabilities without all the pain!\n\nMatt is an Infras
 tructure Security Engineer at Yelp by day and just generally dissatisfied 
 by the order that the 0s and 1s are in by night.\n\n>_Matt Turner (@mt165)
  - Networks\, Linux\, Containers\, and Pods\n\nZiglu runs Kubernetes and I
 stio in production\, and it adds up to a complicated system. In order to d
 ebug deeply one day\, Matt had to dive into the inner workings of Docker n
 etworking\, virtual switches\, and sidecar containers. This talk will shar
 e what he learned about off these systems\, in the hope it’ll save other
  people time!\n\nMatt is Head of Platform at Ziglu. He was originally a so
 ftware engineer and has been doing infrastructure for 7 years.\n\n>_Sponso
 red by Tecknuovo - www.tecknuovo.com – Born out of the London tech scene
 \, Tecknuovo bring together the brightest engineering minds\, change agent
 s and evangelists to challenge the traditional consultancy world. We provi
 de pragmatic\, low risk\, cost effective solutions to enable Digital Trans
 formation. You can always find us at a Meetup\, so make sure to follow us 
 @tecknuovo to find out where we are.\n\n>_Docker London is a supporter of 
 Meetup Mates. If you would otherwise go by yourself or if you're just up f
 or expanding your social circle - head over to www.meetupmates.com to regi
 ster and attend a pre-meet with Mates!\n\nhttps://www.devopschat.co/meetin
 gs/the-first-edition-of-the-decade-january-docker-london
URL:https://www.devopschat.co/meetings/the-first-edition-of-the-decade-janu
 ary-docker-london
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