Merge pull request #471 from devopsdays/yvovandoorn/MoreEventSiteChanges

devopsdays 2016 AMS - More speaker photos & talk/prospectus changes

Author: KrisBuytaert

content/events/2016-amsterdam/workshops/remi-bergsma.md

@@ -28,7 +28,9 @@ aliases = ["/events/2016-amsterdam/program/remi-bergsma/"]
 
 <p><strong>About the speaker</strong>
 
-<p>Remi Bergsma & Fred Neubauer work at Schuberg Philis</p>
+<p>Remi Bergsma is an engineer with a pasion for automation. He works for Schuberg Philis, a Mission Critical outsourcing company in NL. Since about 2,5 years Remi works in the Mission Critical Cloud Team at Schuberg Philis. In this role he and his colleagues make sure their Mission Critical Cloud simply works. That is truly DevOps: from ordering, racking and automatically configuring hardware all the way to developing new features and fixing bugs in the Java and Python code.</p>
+
+<p>Remi is an Apache CloudStack committer/PMC member and was Release Manager for CloudStack 4.6, 4.7 and 4.8. Nowadays Remi is one of the committers in the Cosmic Cloud project. He did several talks and workshops on conferences and enjoys teaching others new stuff.</p>
 
 </p>
 

content/events/2016-amsterdam/workshops/simon-fisher.md

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 City = "Amsterdam"
 Year = "2016"
 date = "2016-03-06T21:28:07-06:00"
-title = "Out with the old, in with the new – modernizing Rails application deployment with Chef"
+title = "Out with the old, in with the new – Modernizing Application Deployment"
 type = "talk"
 aliases = ["/events/2016-amsterdam/program/simon-fisher/"]
 
@@ -15,8 +15,15 @@ aliases = ["/events/2016-amsterdam/program/simon-fisher/"]
 </p>
 
 <p>
-I created DAFNE Online, a website for people with Type 1 Diabetes back in 2008. I’d heard about this awesome new web application framework called Ruby on Rails so decided to learn that and implement the site using it, mainly because I like learning new stuff. Back then I was purely on the Dev side of DevOps and wasn’t too bothered about how the application was going to run in production, so with the aid of Google search and a few pieces of string I cobbled together a solution to get the app up and running on the web. Fast forward to 2016 and it was still running on the same basic stack – which was very outdated and required a manual effort to fix with every deployment. Enter Chef, which allowed me to keep the environment up to date and automatically deploy the application without any fix or manual effort needed. In this workshop I'll give you a hands on snapshot of the journey from the old to the new, and show how Chef can configure and deploy Rails applications with ease.
+I created DAFNE Online, a website for people with Type 1 Diabetes back in 2008. I’d heard about this awesome new web application framework called Ruby on Rails so decided to learn that and implement the site using it, mainly because I like learning new stuff. Back then I was purely on the Dev side of DevOps and wasn’t too bothered about how the application was going to run in production, so with the aid of Google search and a few pieces of string I cobbled together a solution to get the app up and running on the web. Fast forward to 2016 and it was still running on the same basic stack – which was very outdated and required a manual effort to fix with every deployment.</p>
 
+<p>Enter a new way of deployment offered by Chef (but not necessarily Chef), which allowed me to keep the environment up to date and automatically deploy the application without any fix or manual effort needed. In this workshop I'll give you a hands on snapshot of the journey from the old to the new, and show how this technology can configure and deploy Rails applications with ease.</p>
+
+<p><strong>Pre-Requisites:</strong> <br />
+- A Github Account <br />
+- A Docker Registry account<br />
+- A laptop installed with an OS that can reliably execute Rust and Go<br />
+</p>
 
 </p>
 

data/speakers/2016/amsterdam/remi-bergsma.yml

@@ -1,3 +1,3 @@
 name: "Remi Bergsma"
 twitter: "remibergsma"
-bio: "Works at Schuberg Philis"
+bio: "Remi Bergsma is an engineer with a pasion for automation. He works for Schuberg Philis, a Mission Critical outsourcing company in NL. Since about 2,5 years Remi works in the Mission Critical Cloud Team at Schuberg Philis. In this role he and his colleagues make sure their Mission Critical Cloud simply works. That is truly DevOps: from ordering, racking and automatically configuring hardware all the way to developing new features and fixing bugs in the Java and Python code. Remi is an Apache CloudStack committer/PMC member and was Release Manager for CloudStack 4.6, 4.7 and 4.8. Nowadays Remi is one of the committers in the Cosmic Cloud project. He did several talks and workshops on conferences and enjoys teaching others new stuff."