Timestamps:
00:00 Quick Introduction by the Speaker
00:46 Go Introduction
01:30 Tests Are Just Go Codes
03:30 Testify Isn't the only Assertion Library Out There
04:45 So What Did I Settle On?
06:52 Pros of Testing Framework
10:16 What's the Use of Callers?
12:22 Findings

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Name: Chua Bok Woon (Go Developer, Teckwah)
Topic: Replacing Your Testing Framework With 2 Functions

Bok Woon will talk about a middle ground between 100% vanilla Go and stretchr/testify for writing Go tests.

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Timestamps:
00:00 A Quick Introduction to Go Generics
01:15 What is Generics?
04:05 Generics Terms
04:59 Go Didn't Have Generics
05:56 The History of Go
08:15 Go's Generics Implementation
09:45 Type Parameters
12:27 The Constraints Package
13:52 Generics with Structs and Slices
19:01 Generics with Maps

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Name: Chang Sau Sheong (CEO, SP Digital)
Topic: Quick Intro to Generics in Go

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Speaker: Matt Kucia, Affinidi

Containerization, orchestration and public clouds are great! But what has happened to the promise of infinite scalability? Why do we still have to deal with capacity planning? In this presentation, Karpenter is compared to the classic autoscaler. Get familiar with dual control loop design that enables dynamic optimization. You will learn how the new tool helps with cost optimization and operations, streamlining by tapping directly into both AWS and Kubernetes APIs.

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Speaker: Richard Neil Ilagen, AWS

Container clusters --- Kubernetes included --- are notorious for becoming incredibly complicated to manage incredibly fast. In this session, we'll introduce and talk about GitOps, a popular approach in managing your clusters in a scalable, secure, and often hands-free manner. Borrowing concepts from IaC and software engineering practices, GitOps allows you to manage your resources much like how you manage your application code.

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Speaker: Paul Hidalgo, Trend Micro

There were a couple of announcements during the past few week about two co-pilot technologies and people are wondering, how do they work? In this session, Paul and Friends from Trend Micro will share how to write an entire application stack quickly with new code auto pilot technologies and how can security be automated to check if the co pilot is doing a good job in writing secure code.

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Speaker: Gangzheng

How can you go about bridging the difference when your UAT is AWS and Prod is On-prem ? In this talk, I will share about such environment necessity for one of the project I have worked on and the design I have established to reduce disparity between UAT and Production. I will also reflect my learning experience from this unique project which can be a pointers for you to manage such challenge if such need arises !

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Recorded by: Huiren Woo