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At first, moving to the cloud felt like freedom. No more servers, just unlimited resources and possibility. Somewhere along the way, the hyperscalers locked the doors, threw away the key, and started charging ransom by the gigabyte. In this lightning rant, we’ll explore how we all became hostages locked into proprietary services and paying unpredictable rent. We’ll laugh about the absurdity, cry about the egress fees, and maybe start plotting our escape plan.
In the world of DevOps, AI solutions often lean more on the side of Dev than Ops. However, one of the questions we receive the most is precisely that. How can AI make your workflows, and more specifically your GitHub Actions, smart? This session explores building Actions that think for themselves: they'll tear apart your pull requests, write tests you didn't know you needed, and refactor code, all in the goal of streamlining your CI/CD while you sleep. And if you’re a GitLab fan, you’ll be covered too.
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Ian Crosby is seasoned veteran (read: old) of the DevOps world. Specializing in cloud-native strategies, hybrid cloud architectures, and infrastructure modernization, Ian has guided many organizations through their cloud journeys (for better or worse). Passionate about open source and community, he is a regular speaker at events like DevOpsDays as he enjoys a soapbox.
bio: "I am a student at McGill University enrolled in the Bachelor of Education program. As I progress through my degree, work, and teaching experiences, so does my love for education.I consider myself to be a kind, reliable, patient, and personable individual with a strong motivation to succeed. I enjoy working on projects, learning new things, making new mistakes, and teaching others. I have a particular and keen interest in space and technology, and am always questioning and exploring, with a lot to still to learn - I 💜 🍫"
# bio: "I am a student at McGill University enrolled in the Bachelor of Education program. As I progress through my degree, work, and teaching experiences, so does my love for education.I consider myself to be a kind, reliable, patient, and personable individual with a strong motivation to succeed. I enjoy working on projects, learning new things, making new mistakes, and teaching others. I have a particular and keen interest in space and technology, and am always questioning and exploring, with a lot to still to learn - I 💜 🍫"
bio: "I'm a seasoned technologically promiscuous janitor with a unique set of industry experiences in several key technology, communications, and business areas having the greatest impact on most organizations today. I have an overactive interest in data, practical technology applications, and their effects on human behavior, human society, and people's interactions as they continue to change due to new technologies and communication mediums. I'm a dedicated father of two, an INTP, and have a long list of successful (and failed) projects in both individual contributor and leadership roles. I do not like chocolate."
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bio: "Grafana forensic investigator by day, father of three by night, I've been in the IT industry for almost 20 years. It all started with a `echo Hello World` on my mom’s computer’s AUTOEXEC.BAT. I am now a Tech Lead for Rainbow Six mobile at Ubisoft."
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bio: "Grafana forensic investigator by day, father of three by night, I've been in the IT industry for over 20 years. It all started with a `echo Hello World` on my mom’s computer’s AUTOEXEC.BAT. I am now a Tech Lead for Rainbow Six mobile at Ubisoft."
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