Data has become someone’s content, someone’s privacy and a gold mine of interesting trends. It is no longer the byproduct of an application. Data is the most popular kid on the block - who becomes the ugliest one when questions about handling data pop up. I have learned within past few months that role of data has really changed and seems to affect life of the developers and as well as the lives of those who operate. Data protection and privacy are hot topics even outside the debate around intelligence agencies. I would like to hear your views on these questions in context of DevOps.
I held this talk on June 2013 in Helsinki in DevOps Finland's meetup. Since the discussion after the talk was so good, I thought I'd share the presentation.
There is a small movie and TV series related quiz in my presentation. Try to figure out the hints that are in form of pictures and a text. There is number in brackets by the side of each hint.
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The good, the bad and the data
1. The good, the bad and the data
Handling data in operations:
When data became a child of
an application and started to
live a life of its own
DevOps Finland Meetup
June 11th 2013, Helsinki
Tuuli Siiskonen, DevOps Operations Meetup June 11th 2013, Public
Protecting the irreplaceable | www.f-secure.com
11. Thank you
Tuuli Siiskonen, F-Secure
And the correct answers were:
[1 ] Star Trek, The Next Generation, 25th episode ”In Theory” (1991)
[2] Monty Python and The Holy Grail (1975)
[3] Batman, The Dark Knight (2008)
[4] The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (1966)
[5] Le retour de Don Camillo (Isä Camillo ja hänen laumansa, 1953)
Tuuli Siiskonen, DevOps Operations Meetup June 11th 2013, Public
Protecting the irreplaceable | www.f-secure.com