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Everything as Code Presentation for Orlando Codecamp

Concept

Just like in the writing of this README, I made it my mantra to use EVERYTHING as CODE to help me better learn, understand and drive DevOps as a leader in my organization. Now I want to tell you in 5 minutes how that happened.

Structure

I want to keep this one simple. The last Ignite talk I did, I had too much information to pack in 5 minutes and to time sections with slides was... well, painful. I was brutally unprepared.

I still want to keep this light on memorized dialog. So lets break down the 5 minutes and put together some chapters to put this in. Slides are going to be a lot of code screen shots of the work I did throughout and examples of output. Maybe some Flowdock (since that is what started me on Markdown), Docusaurus for Docs (wiki) and Training, Remarkjs. Show tracking tasks in github issues / projects and also importance of VSCode.

Slides

  1. Title Screen, my photo (find old photo of me on NCSU ), Progress logo, background of code
  2. History of Windows Managed Services background (Server room? / Batch Files -> Folder)
  3. "INFRA AS CODE" Chef Operations / Service Level Owner (Chef / Infrastructure as Code) Mr. Manager
  4. Chef is all about Infrastructure and Policy as Code.
  5. Built a DevOps Team
  6. Telling other people how to develop - Community of Practice (GitHub / Jenkins / Publishing)
  7. "CHAT AS CODE" Started learning Markdown with Flowdock (Huge Chat Ops Advocate)
  8. "EVERYTHING AS CODE" "aha!" moment
  9. "DOCUMENTATION AS CODE" VS Code - Documentation for internal Chef (Docusaurus)
  10. More on Docusarus, local development / CICD Published (Team Wiki)
  11. "TRAINING AS CODE" - Carried the above into our full Training Docs
  12. "PRESENTATION AS CODE" Decided to move all meeting items to Code. Slide Shows (Reactjs.com)
  13. "NOTES AS CODE" Moving my OneNote notes to code.
  14. Easy Publishing
  15. "MEETINGS AS CODE" - Using GitHub Projects and Issues to walk through topics.
  16. Using this model for Lean Coffee (Lean Coffee site)
  17. "FRC AS CODE" Teaching High Schoolers in FRC (Picture from Competition)
  18. Sitting in the Stands and taking notes (VS Code Online)
  19. "RETROSPECTIVE AS CODE"
  20. Thank you - Propose a Open Space if you want to discuss more

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