Brussels / 3 & 4 February 2024

schedule

Testing and Continuous delivery devroom

Room: UD2.208 (Decroly)
Calendar: iCal, xCal


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Sunday Welcome to Testing and Continuous Delivery devroom
 Streamlining Developer Experience: The Power of CI/CD Standardization and Interoperability
 Ghosting the hardware
 Pushing test lab to its limits: performance tracking techniques
 Performance testing and why even the imperfect one is important
 squash the flakes! - how to minimize the impact of flaky tests
 From "Free-Lunch" to Dog-Fooding: A Culinary Journey in Crafting IaC for Kairos Testing and Building
 Practical CI/CD Observability with OpenTelemetry
 Chaos Engineering in Action: Enhancing Resilience in Strimzi
 Progressive Delivery Made Easy with Argo Rollouts
 Own your CI with Nix
 Testing Go command line programs with `go-internal/testscript`
 How mutation testing got practical
 Running systemd integration tests with mkosi
 Making it easy to get to SLSA level 2
 Are Project Tests Enough for Automated Dependency Updates? A Case Study of 262 Java Projects on Github

Read the Call for Papers at https://lists.fosdem.org/pipermail/fosdem/2023q4/003532.html.

This room is about building better software through a focus on testing and continuous delivery practices across all layers of the stack. The purpose of this devroom is to share good and bad examples around the question “how to improve quality of our software by automating tests, deliveries or deployments” and to showcase new open source tools and practices.

Note: for FOSDEM 2024 this devroom is a merger between the former Testing and Automation and Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment devrooms and is jointly co-organized between devroom managers in previous FOSDEM editions!

Event Speakers Start End

Sunday
  Welcome to Testing and Continuous Delivery devroom
 Alex Todorov, Fabrizio Manfredi, Cyril Hrubiš, Anders Roxell, Jan Willies, Olivier Vernin, Carlos Panato 09:00 09:05
  Streamlining Developer Experience: The Power of CI/CD Standardization and Interoperability
 Jeremy Meiss 09:05 09:35
  Ghosting the hardware
 Rémi Duraffort 09:40 10:05
  Pushing test lab to its limits: performance tracking techniques
 Paweł Wieczorek 10:05 10:30
  Performance testing and why even the imperfect one is important
 Ondrej Babec 10:35 11:05
  squash the flakes! - how to minimize the impact of flaky tests
 Daniel Hiller 11:10 11:40
  From "Free-Lunch" to Dog-Fooding: A Culinary Journey in Crafting IaC for Kairos Testing and Building
 Mauro Morales, Dimitris Karakasilis 11:45 12:00
  Practical CI/CD Observability with OpenTelemetry
 Dimitris Sotirakis, Giordano Ricci 12:05 12:35
  Chaos Engineering in Action: Enhancing Resilience in Strimzi
 Maros Orsak, Henrich Zrncik 12:40 13:10
  Progressive Delivery Made Easy with Argo Rollouts
 Carlos Sanchez 13:15 13:45
  Own your CI with Nix
 Théophane Hufschmitt 13:50 14:05
  Testing Go command line programs with `go-internal/testscript`
 Giuseppe Maxia 14:10 14:40
  How mutation testing got practical
 Jan-Jelle Kester 14:45 15:15
  Running systemd integration tests with mkosi
 Daan De Meyer 15:20 15:50
  Making it easy to get to SLSA level 2
 John Viega, Theofilos Petsios 15:55 16:25
  Are Project Tests Enough for Automated Dependency Updates? A Case Study of 262 Java Projects on Github
 Joseph Hejderup 16:30 17:00