QCon Plus November 2020 is a wrap!

second week of @QCon plus, as of now great value! I’ll need to rewatch so many talks. it’s interesting to see how the Bigs are doing things, and the conference is doing a very good job at showing how organization structure, system architecture, culture, best practices intersect

— Monica 🇪🇺 (@KFMolli) November 11, 2020

That was a lot of fun. Thanks to everybody who attended my talk and for all the excellent questions. Congratulations to @QCon for managing to put on a high quality conference in 2020!

— Dan Woods 🥁 (@danveloper) November 18, 2020

Best quote from @littleidea talk today at #QConPlus:

"Code that works but doesn't reveal its underlying mechanisms and intent is one broken dependency away from being useless"

"Communicate with other humans"!@QCon #DevOps pic.twitter.com/bo5RBqcHtg

— Manuel Pais #blacklivesmatter (@manupaisable) November 4, 2020

Excellent conversation in the hallway track at #QConPlus; takeaways include "when we investigated our estate we found it wasn't just 25% zombies, it was 75% zombies" and "automating server shut-off out of hours doesn't work so well when our devs are in India, London, and SF."

— Dr Holly Cummins (@holly_cummins) November 18, 2020

Thanks to everyone who came to my talk @QCon today & for the great discussion, and to @randyshoup for being such a lovely host! –
You all asked about reading recommendations, here are some I’ve gathered over the years 📚 https://t.co/gA9wDPRa2Z https://t.co/OfYsYWndZt

— Lena Reinhard (@lrnrd) November 11, 2020

Wow, the organizing team @QCon are doing a fantastic job with a virtual conference. I am blown away with how well orchestrated #QConPlus is. This is how to run a con.

— Travis McPeak (@travismcpeak) November 17, 2020

#QConPlus far exceeded my expectations (and I had high expectations). Great job making the online experience such a great one. Really enjoyed the conference both as speaker and attendee. @QCon

— Paul Bakker (@pbakker) November 18, 2020

I really loved the talk by @0xkitty and @jkriss - great introduction to Netflix's solution to a complex problem: How to make the security adapt to the users, rather than force the users to adapt to arbitrary security measures #QConPlus

— Kristjan Wager (@kriswager) November 10, 2020

A delightful history of infrastructure as code, with @littleidea taking us through time. #QConPlus pic.twitter.com/JIvXWJEWgJ

— Bridget Kromhout (@bridgetkromhout) November 4, 2020