O'Reilly Infrastructure & Ops Conference

Build for tomorrow—without interrupting the day-to-day. Odds are good your job has changed. And it’s not just the tools and technologies. Today, modernizing systems is more than simply moving technology to a new location. It requires an IT stack of a new generation of technologies: containers, cloud, microservices, AI, automation...the list goes on. And they’re no longer optional. How do you manage your existing legacy systems while migrating to a more responsive, predictive, scalable, and cost-effective infrastructure? And do it without interrupting your business? This is the hard reality companies are facing today, from developers to tech leads. It’s why they’re coming to the first O’Reilly Infrastructure & Ops Conference in Santa Clara in June 2020. They need to understand how teams have successfully done it—and know what pitfalls to avoid.

Build for tomorrow—without interrupting the day-to-day. Odds are good your job has changed. And it’s not just the tools and technologies. Today, modernizing systems is more than simply moving technology to a new location. It requires an IT stack of a new generation of technologies: containers, cloud, microservices, AI, automation...the list goes on. And they’re no longer optional. How do you manage your existing legacy systems while migrating to a more responsive, predictive, scalable, and cost-effective infrastructure? And do it without interrupting your business? This is the hard reality companies are facing today, from developers to tech leads. It’s why they’re coming to the first O’Reilly Infrastructure & Ops Conference in Santa Clara in June 2020. They need to understand how teams have successfully done it—and know what pitfalls to avoid.