Enterprise software developers have been leaving in droves as part of the Great Resignation, demoralized by increased workloads and repetitive tasks. For managers, this means finding ways to automate the pain of managing open source environments, so your teams can focus on what they love to do best – coding. After all, setting up consistent, reproducible runtime environments for Python, Perl, etc. is a full-time effort, requiring developers to continuously build and update dependencies and troubleshoot issues while adhering to security and license compliance policies. In this webinar for Dev and DevOps leaders, we discuss how to automate the open source environment burden, thereby maximizing the happiness of your development teams and freeing them to focus on value-add activities like getting new features out the door.
Topics include:
- How to take the time, hassle, and risk out of open source development projects
- How to maximize the reliability of your open source builds without adding time or costs
- The pros and cons of “self-vendoring”
- How managed distributions can help eliminate the “cons” of self-vendoring
Presented by ActiveState Experts
Loreli Cadapan - Vice President, ActiveState
Loreli has 20+ years of experience in the enterprise software industry, successfully having worked at enterprise and startups, focused in DevOps and DevSecOps. She has held different roles from coding, architecture, development management, to product management. Loreli currently leads the Product team at ActiveState, building products to power the world’s software development teams and accelerate their application security solutions.
Shane Warden, Director of Engineering, ActiveState
Shane Warden enjoys helping organizations develop strong, humane, effective processes. His areas of expertise include agile software development, language design, and virtual machines for dynamic languages. He is also a published novelist. His books include The Art of Agile Development and Masterminds of Programming.
