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Tales From the Field: Trends in Infrastructure-as-Code (IaC)

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Sponsored by env0

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Are you investigating a possible use case for infrastructure-as-code (IaC)? Have you started looking for a solution? Have you already begun the journey, but want to make sure you're on the right track? Then this webinar is for you! What types of questions should you be asking? What types of issues might you run into? What are other successful companies doing? These are all questions that we can help answer.

Tim Davis, DevOps advocate with env0, will sit down with Andrew Way, principal sales engineer with env0, to talk about exactly what Andrew is seeing in the field. Andrew works with customers day in and day out to solve problems and help them be successful with IaC automation. He'll share knowledge and best practices based on what he's experienced. Tim's and Andrew's conversation, along with some demos and a live Q&A session, will answer your questions and get you on the road to success with IaC.

Tim Davis
DevOps Advocate - env0
Tim Davis is the DevOps Advocate for env0. Prior to env0, Tim helped build the Cloud and Developer Advocacy team at VMware. His background is in Infrastructure Operations/Architecture, while always focusing on the business critical applications that run the business. While at VMware, his focus area was on DevOps Process/Procedure, and CI/CD Process/Tooling.
Andrew Way
Principal Sales Engineer - env0
Andrew Way is a Principal Sales Engineer with env0. He has been helping developers increase their productivity over the past decade. Previously, he assisted DevOps teams evaluate Spinnaker, a multi-cloud enterprise deployment tool. Having been a developer himself, he's intimately aware of the developer's challenge to deploy with velocity.

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