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UID:pretalx-ghent2026-TF9BZB@cfp.cfgmgmtcamp.org
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DESCRIPTION:After 30 years in this field and too many years away from actua
 l code\, I came back. What I found frustrated me enough to start building.
  AI gave me the velocity\, but the direction came from decades of seeing t
 he same patterns return\, dressed in new syntax.\nI built most of these to
 ols around Kubernetes. Not because I love it\, but because I was already f
 rustrated from working with it. After five years of managing a DevOps cons
 ultancy\, I understood something: you can't convince everyone who doesn't 
 need it not to use it. It's a standard now. It's everywhere. So I stopped 
 fighting.\nBut going deep into its ecosystem\, really learning it\, someth
 ing clicked. I remembered there was something else out there. Something th
 at could do some of these things more elegantly.\nEleven tools in seven mo
 nths. Still a work in progress. Our modern stack has real engineering in i
 t. But somewhere along the way\, we fragmented what used to be unified. We
  solved problems that were already solved\, just in places we weren't look
 ing.
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SUMMARY:Try to do one thing\, and do it well - Yair Etziony
URL:https://cfp.cfgmgmtcamp.org/ghent2026/talk/TF9BZB/
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