Summary of DevOps Conference 2019

August 9, 2019 / GuidesFor Team

The National DevOps conference in London at the British Museum last June 18-19 of 2019 was a 2-day event organized by 31 Media; it was a smashing success. Fifty speakers, 350 attendees, and six workshops shared information on DevOps and its successful adoption. According to DZone, more than 50% of enterprise-level businesses use internal or external DevOps services. This blog post is a recap on the event and the response of some of the attendees. There are photos of Keynote speakers and some of the workshops that attendees joined. If you are looking into learning more about DevOps, this two-day conference gives an idea of what’s to come next year.
-Miyagi Kazuki

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