Jan Lepsky

Startup Presentation: Achieving True Developer Self-Service in Kubernetes

Is the friction between your dev and ops teams costing you 40% in productivity? This talk introduces a new model for collaborative enablement on Kubernetes.

Startup Presentation: Achieving True Developer Self-Service in Kubernetes
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The challenges of Kubernetes complexity for developers

The growing complexity of cloud-native tools and Kubernetes leads to developer frustration, lack of visibility, and significant productivity loss.

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Enabling developer autonomy with a self-service platform

A self-service platform with automation and observability gives developers autonomy while allowing DevOps to set standards and policies.

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Integrating a Kubernetes abstraction layer into your stack

The platform's Kubernetes operator acts as an abstraction layer that integrates with existing infrastructure, code, and tooling without disrupting SRE workflows.

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Moving from ticket-based operations to collaborative workspaces

Replace inefficient ticket-based workflows and YAML debugging with collaborative workspaces that provide developers with safe, automated environments.

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Demonstrating impact with client results and pricing

Clients report a 60% productivity increase by using the platform, which offers a simple subscription model including a free tier and self-hosted options.

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Team Lead DevOps (m/w/d)

Team Lead DevOps (m/w/d)

Rhein-Main-Verkehrsverbund Servicegesellschaft mbH
Frankfurt am Main, Germany

Senior
DevOps
Kubernetes
Cloud (AWS/Google/Azure)