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Thursday, January 30
1 1:00 am ET
Discover how dynamic configurations simplify deployments across environments, and proper auto-scaling practices will better guarantee smooth rollouts of your workloads every time. Learn how to eliminate downtime with effortless cluster upgrades and how to automate at scale without sacrificing control. Whether you’re managing infrastructure for a fast-growing startup or an established enterprise, these strategies will empower your developers to move fast with minimal training while ensuring your systems remain reliable and secure.
Join us for practical insights, actionable techniques, and a deep dive into modern SRE approaches that make Kubernetes work for your entire team—not just your experts. If you’re looking to scale confidently and simplify your cloud, this is a must-attend session.
Key Takeaways:
Empowering Self-Service for Development Teams
Learn how to build a Kubernetes-driven self-service platform that enables developers to deploy, scale, and manage workloads effortlessly—whether in the cloud or on their own laptops—with minimal training and maximum productivity. Get all your environments to feel like production.
Streamlining Scalability and Rollouts
Discover best practices for dynamic configurations and auto-scaling to ensure seamless deployments, smooth workload rollouts, and consistent app performance across environments.
Achieving Reliable, Zero-Downtime Operations
Master techniques for effortless cluster upgrades, automation at scale, and eliminating downtime, empowering your team to stay productive and confident as they innovate.
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Ben Ghazi
Co-Founder & Co-CEO - Codiac
Mark Freydl
Co-Founder & Co-CEO - Codiac
With over 20 years of team management and software development, Mark is an enterprise software architect with a strong background in application frameworks, cloud application design, and integration strategy with a history of both engineering and leadership for organizations such as Credit Suisse, McKinsey, Talbots, The Hartford, L3 Communications, Vanguard Sailboats, Monster Learning, and the US Air Force. He has played significant technical and management roles in many startups, as well as founding and managing his own company for most of a decade, based on a modular application framework he designed, implemented, and marketed. He has successfully trained and mentored several younger engineers, and he attributes the origin of his leadership skills to his experience as a highly recognized infantry platoon sergeant in the Marine Corps. Classically educated in a Connecticut prep school, he is adept at writing and communications, and began designing buildings as a structural engineer hailing from Purdue. He is well travelled in the business of acquiring and maintaining trust-based customer relationships, and with a keen eye for bridging the gap between business and engineering, Mark is able to couple a deep technical knowledge, communication skills, and design skill set with a proven ability to lead, motivate, and empower his teams.