AI and DevOps - How to Evolve Sustainably, by Marc Cluet
- Mark Miller
- Mar 28
- 2 min read
Marc Cluet has been in the Industry for some time, working in companies like Rackspace, Canonical, Trainline, Nationwide Building Society, Hashicorp, Credit Suisse, UBS and several startups across five different countries.
He has spoken in some of the most prestigious conferences including FOSDEM, LISA, OpenStack Summit, Ubuntu Developer Summit, Microsoft TechEd, Puppetconf, All Day DevOps and many local meetups.
Marc is streaming live from London, UK during the 24 hour Artificial (Un)Intelligence Conference. 100+ sessions. No sales pitches, no marketing.
Session Description, AI and DevOps
In the rise of AI organizations are embracing it quickly but sometimes without a clear idea of how to implement it in a way that provides value.
As someone who was lucky enough to be in DevOps from the very beginning this is a familiar story of something revolutionary that business implemented at speed but not always understanding what they were implementing and how.
Join me in this talk where I will share my experiences embracing AI and how applying DevOps culture we all can make AI adoption sustainable and human focused.
About Marc Cluet
Marc Cluet has been in the Industry for some time, working in companies like Rackspace, Canonical, Trainline, Nationwide Building Society, Hashicorp, Credit Suisse, UBS and several startups across five different countries.
Marc has spoken in some of the most prestigious conferences including FOSDEM, LISA, OpenStack Summit, Ubuntu Developer Summit, Microsoft TechEd, Puppetconf, All Day DevOps and many local meetups.
He is one of the organisers of London DevOps which is one the biggest DevOps meetup in the world and is a community ambassador for The DevOps Institute and OpenUK.
Marc has contributed to the industry not only through talks but also contributed to several projects including Puppet, mcollective, Juju, cloud-init and is one of the creators of MAAS (Metal as a Service). He loves solving complex infrastructure problems and applying solid and repeatable solutions that are human focused, he is also an expert in building up agile platform engineering teams.
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