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Stratosphère 2020 The Government of Canada Online Event for Cloud & DevOps

Overview Connect, Share, and Learn From Your Peers This year we're going online to bring you Stratosphere 2020. Join us on October ?? and ?? to find out what your colleagues across the Government of Canada are doing to adopt Cloud services and DevOps methodologies. This year's event will have over X breakout sessions broadcasted with live chats with the presenters and attendees. Some of this year's themes include: Application Modernisation & Migration Cloud-powered Collaboration (Office 365) GitOps/DevOps Delivering Programs and Services with the Cloud Demos and Tutorials

Call for Presenters Without presenters, Stratosphere is a platform without content. Last year, over 25 presenters came forward to share with their peers across the GC. We need your help again. This year, we will be asking presenters to record and submit a video of their session. Your video will be scheduled to stream at a designated time on the Stratosphere YouTube channel. While streaming, we are asking presenters to participate in a live chat with viewers. schedule - call opens - call closes - presenters notified - session schedule published - presenters submit presentations - event links: Submit your presentation idea See tips for recording your presentation

Schedule All sessions are delivered using YouTube. Sessions are streamed according to the schedule below and a live chat will start at the same time. If you want to participate in the live chat you need to register for a free YouTube account. If you already have a Google account, you can use that account to login. We recommend reviewing our tips for making the most of your Stratosphere experience in the days before the event to ensure technology compatibility. Session 1: Is your Cloud Centre of Excellence Breaking Cloud? June 11th, 2:30 - 3:00 Scott Levac Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat Level 100 - Beginner Departments are turning to Cloud Centres of Excellence (CCoE) to lead their cloud adoption. CCoEs should avoid traditional governance and operations structures in place if they want to maximize the agility of cloud.

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