Preview of the Manage Track at Cloud Engineering Summit 2021

The Cloud Engineering Summit 2021, focused on the themes of Build, Manage, and Deploy, offers a variety of sessions in the Manage track that emphasize managing cloud applications and infrastructure with Policy as Code, visibility, and access controls. Matt Stratton, the track chair, introduces sessions such as Joy Ebertz's exploration of authorization models, Quintessence Anx's insights into DevSecOps and secure incident response, and J. Paul Reed's discussion on Netflix's use of Risk Radar for forecasting incidents. Additionally, Fariba Khan and Stephen Van Gordon will delve into infrastructure as code with a focus on Pulumi, while Charles Xu will discuss multi-cloud Kubernetes operations. Jason Yee will present on navigating system failures, and Tim Banks will address the pressures of organizational speed in "Toxic Velocity: Speed Kills." These sessions aim to equip attendees with strategies for securely managing and developing cloud infrastructure and applications.

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