2011-04-05

Continuous Delivery Talk at the Rheinjug (in German)

On Thursday I had the pleasure to go and present my Continuous Delivery talk (in German) at the rheinjug in Düsseldorf.

I really enjoyed my visit. The organisation was great, and it drew a large and interesting crowd. We had a great Q&A session, and the conversation continued for a few more hours around some fine beers at the social event.

I've made the slides of the talk available on slideshare:


The video is now online as well:


Thanks to everyone who came. I hope you enjoyed it. I sure did :-)

 

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About Axel Fontaine

I'm an entrepreneur, public speaker and software development expert based in Munich.

I'm the creator of Sprinters. Sprinters lets you run your GitHub Actions jobs 10x cheaper on your own AWS account with secure, ephemeral, high-performance, low-cost runners within the privacy of your own VPC.

I also created CloudCaptain, previously known as Boxfuse. CloudCaptain is a cloud deployment platform enabling small and medium size companies to focus on development, while it takes care of infrastructure and operations.

Back in 2010, I bootstrapped Flyway, and grew it into the world's most popular database migration tool. Starting late 2017, I expanded the project beyond its open-source roots into a highly profitable business, acquiring many of the world's largest companies and public institutions as customers. After two years of exponential growth, I sold the company to Redgate in 2019.

In the past I also spoke regularly at many large international conferences including JavaOne, Devoxx, Jfokus, JavaZone, JAX and more about a wide range of topics including modular monoliths, immutable infrastructure and continuous delivery. As part of this I received the JavaOne RockStar speaker award. As a recognition for my contributions to overall Java industry, Oracle awarded me the Java Champion title.

You can find me on 𝕏 as @axelfontaine and email me at axel@axelfontaine.com