Bio
I started using computers in the late 80s, and have always been fascinated by how they work and how to manage them. I have an innate curiosity to try new systems and love automating things, from large scale mail servers to something as trivial as my own home - I didn’t choose DevOps as a career, it was a natural path for someone like me.
I am obsessed with verbose debug logs, having a trustworthy terminal window always open and - of course - cats :)
My Talks
20 years later: what has actually changed for women in tech
I began my career in tech in the late 90s. It's 2020 and we like to say things are much better for women now. But... are they?
In this talk I'm going to share some of the things I've seen, done, ...
Case Study: migrating Docker Swarm to AWS Fargate
Fargate sounds right outta a sci-fi channel, right? The Fargate service has been available since 2017, it's about time we start using this robust and flexible platform to integrate with serverless ...
Ceci n'est pas une Pipeline
CodePipeline! What a wonderful idea! But... wait a minute... how do I do THAT?
CodePipeline is a relatively new product by AWS and while it's picking up, there are still lots of work to be done. I...
Cloudy with a chance of formation
CloudFormation promises a lot, and here we are, trying to see how many clouds it actually forms. Don't feel under the weather the next time you have to deal with it - understand what it does, what ...
Deploy Everything you Touch - with Terraform!
You can do everything (well, mostly) you want with Terraform. Setup a hybrid of Alibaba and Oracle Cloud (whatever) send metrics to Grafana? Yes! With a vast collection of providers and active com...
The Kubernetes Hype - do you really need it?
K8S is everywhere today, and if you don't LOVE it, you're not cool. But does your infra really NEED it? A quick check on what K8S is, what it isn't, what is it used for, why people love it and why ...
Using Terraform to manage AWS
An introduction of how Hashicorp's Terraform works with AWS to create and manage an automated infrastructure, for people who would like more control and a more scalable architecture. Or just those ...