DevOpsDays Nashville

Have you ever wondered how DevOps evolved and why it matters so much today in modern tech? Well, this methodology came about when a need arose to improve collaboration between software development and IT operations. Initially, in the water model teams worked separately, causing delays and issues, then the Agile approach came into play. So focus shifted to a faster and more flexible development process. Later on, DevOps emerged to further simplify processes, it significantly improves the speed and quality of software delivery. Continuous integration and continuous deployment (CI/CD) enabling frequent releases, helping businesses quickly roll out new features and updates. Automation of testing and deployment ensures code changes are thoroughly tested and reliably deployed, reducing errors and improving software quality. This also frees up time for developers and operations staff to focus on more strategic tasks, thus increasing productivity Moreover, DevOps promotes better collaboration and communication between development and operations teams, breaking down barriers and fostering a more unified work environment. This teamwork, combined with the ability to efficiently scale infrastructure and integrate security practices (DevSecOps), leads to more secure and scalable software solutions. Ultimately, DevOps helps organizations meet customer needs more effectively, boosting satisfaction and loyalty, and providing a competitive edge by enabling quicker responses to market changes and customer feedback. DevOps is not just a set of tool and practices, it’s a whole cultural shift that transforms how organizations develop, deploy, and manage software in the best and fastest way possible. #DevOpsDays Nashville #patrickdubois #CI/CD #moderntech #devops

It is hard to believe that DevOpsDays Nashville is already over.?The two days went by like a blur.?I wanted to take a moment to be thankful and give some thanks. First, thank you sponsors!?We wouldn’t have DevOpsDays Nashville without you!?Seriously, we wouldn’t have it without you.?Thank you for your time and for spreading the word about your great solutions and services to our community. (Datadog, NetApp, Oodle AI, Dynatrace, Hasura, Zenhub, Observe, Inc., Snyk, Conexess Group, Silex Data Solutions, Shadow-Soft, Nashville Data Nerds, Nashville Software School, Nashville AWS User's Group, Information Systems & Analytics (ISA) | Middle Tennessee State University (MTSU), Py Wonder Meetup Group, Nashville .NET User Group, Blacks In Technology - Nashville, and WiTT - Women in Technology of Tennessee) Second, thank you speakers!?I was so impressed with the amount of knowledge and perspectives that our speakers brought.?You are all amazing, and I thank you for your time and willingness to get up in front of everyone and share your wisdom. Third, a huge thank you to our community!?You all are truly the best.?We are a diverse group who are all in various stages in our careers, but what makes us all different is what makes us all great.?It was so awesome to see everyone talking and collaborating in Open Spaces.?This is what our community and DevOps is about.?Collaboration, sharing, and being passionate about what we do makes our community strong!?I’ll throw out a challenge to you.?If you met someone at the event, make sure you connect with them on LinkedIn, and send them a message today! Next, I must give a huge thank you to my fellow organizers (Don Bauer, Joshua Lester, Erica W., Mike Noe) and our volunteers (Chris Gundersen, Jason Greathouse, David Lee).?All the organizers are volunteers, and while we greatly enjoy spending time together planning the conference, it is a lot of work.?Thankfully, it is work that we all enjoy, and we greatly enjoy getting our community together to learn and grow. Finally, I must thank my employer Velocity Risk and my boss Chris Gundersen.?Our company believes in community, and they show that they believe in it by allowing us to do this.?I am incredibly fortunate to work with such a great company and a great team of people. We have already started talking about DevOpsDays Nashville 2025 and ideas to make the event better.?Keep a close eye on our LinkedIn page DevOpsDays Nashville.

Thrilled to have attended DevOpsDays Nashville! It was an incredible experience engaging with the DevOps community, learning from industry leaders, and exchanging ideas with fellow professionals. I am especially grateful for how welcoming everyone was, making my first meetup a lot less nerve-racking. Excited to apply these insights and continue growing in the field.

My first DevOpsDays Nashville, it was a great time! Thanks for sending me Liatrio !

?? We had an incredible experience sponsoring and attending DevOps Days Nashville last week! ?? The event was filled with insightful sessions, meaningful networking, and hands-on demos that explored the latest in DevOps, automation, and cloud-native technologies. DevOpsDays Nashville A big thank you to everyone who visited the Hasura booth and engaged with our team. We’re excited to continue the conversations and explore how Hasura can supercharge your development workflows. Let’s keep the momentum going and stay connected. See you at DevOps Days Washington DC! ?? #DevOpsDaysNashville #Hasura #DevOps #TechCommunity