Continuous Lifecycle London 2017 - Conference

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* 1. Please rate the following aspects of the event with 1 (poor) to 5 (excellent) points:

	poor	fair	average	good	excellent
Organisation and registration	Organisation and registration poor	Organisation and registration fair	Organisation and registration average	Organisation and registration good	Organisation and registration excellent
Location (premises)	Location (premises) poor	Location (premises) fair	Location (premises) average	Location (premises) good	Location (premises) excellent
Benefits for day-to-day business	Benefits for day-to-day business poor	Benefits for day-to-day business fair	Benefits for day-to-day business average	Benefits for day-to-day business good	Benefits for day-to-day business excellent
Opportunities to talk to other participants and speakers	Opportunities to talk to other participants and speakers poor	Opportunities to talk to other participants and speakers fair	Opportunities to talk to other participants and speakers average	Opportunities to talk to other participants and speakers good	Opportunities to talk to other participants and speakers excellent
Catering	Catering poor	Catering fair	Catering average	Catering good	Catering excellent

Please note: The rating options in the following matrices can also be navigated (tab key) and completed (1-5 on the keyboard) by keyboard.

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* 2. Day 1 - Please rate the sessions you visited with points from 1 (poor) to 5 (excellent) in the categories noted down below:

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* 3. Day 2 - Please rate the sessions you visited with points from 1 (poor) to 5 (excellent) in the categories noted down below:

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* 4. How would you rate the conference as a whole?

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* 5. Which topics would you like to see covered next year or is there something you think should have been offered (topic-wise) this year but wasn't?

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* 6. How did you learn about Continuous Lifecycle London?

The Register

heise online / heise Developer

Lanyrd

colleagues or manager

Twitter

visited last year

other (please specify)

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* 7. What's your job in the company you work in?

Software developer

Web developer

Software architect

Project manager

Team leader

Consultant

DevOps

other (please specify)

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* 8. Do you plan to join us for Continuous Lifecycle London in 2018?

Yes

It depends on the programme.

I don't know yet.

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* 9. Would you recommend visiting Continuous Lifecycle London 2018 to your colleagues or business associates?

Yes

It depends on the programme.

I don't know yet.

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* 10. Is there something we can improve on next year?

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* 11. Any additional comments?

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* 12. As a thank-you for helping us improve Continuous Lifecycle London we raffle a ticket for next year's conference off.
If you want to take part in our drawing, please enter your e-mail address below, so that we can get in contact with you (if you don't want that, just leave the field blank):

	Fulfilment of expectations in terms of content	Helpfulness of imparted knowledge for project work	Didactical treatment of content	Speaker's ability to convey her/his expertise
Keynote: Taking Back "Software Engineering" Dave Farley	Keynote: Taking Back "Software Engineering" Dave Farley Fulfilment of expectations in terms of content menu	Keynote: Taking Back "Software Engineering" Dave Farley Helpfulness of imparted knowledge for project work menu	Keynote: Taking Back "Software Engineering" Dave Farley Didactical treatment of content menu	Keynote: Taking Back "Software Engineering" Dave Farley Speaker's ability to convey her/his expertise menu
Se7en deadly deployment sins Philipp Krenn	Se7en deadly deployment sins Philipp Krenn Fulfilment of expectations in terms of content menu	Se7en deadly deployment sins Philipp Krenn Helpfulness of imparted knowledge for project work menu	Se7en deadly deployment sins Philipp Krenn Didactical treatment of content menu	Se7en deadly deployment sins Philipp Krenn Speaker's ability to convey her/his expertise menu
A 7 step strategy for successful DevOps within an evolving enterprise [Sponsored Session] Kris Dugardyn	A 7 step strategy for successful DevOps within an evolving enterprise [Sponsored Session] Kris Dugardyn Fulfilment of expectations in terms of content menu	A 7 step strategy for successful DevOps within an evolving enterprise [Sponsored Session] Kris Dugardyn Helpfulness of imparted knowledge for project work menu	A 7 step strategy for successful DevOps within an evolving enterprise [Sponsored Session] Kris Dugardyn Didactical treatment of content menu	A 7 step strategy for successful DevOps within an evolving enterprise [Sponsored Session] Kris Dugardyn Speaker's ability to convey her/his expertise menu
From failing legacy to containers in a cloud: a true fairytale Avi Deitcher	From failing legacy to containers in a cloud: a true fairytale Avi Deitcher Fulfilment of expectations in terms of content menu	From failing legacy to containers in a cloud: a true fairytale Avi Deitcher Helpfulness of imparted knowledge for project work menu	From failing legacy to containers in a cloud: a true fairytale Avi Deitcher Didactical treatment of content menu	From failing legacy to containers in a cloud: a true fairytale Avi Deitcher Speaker's ability to convey her/his expertise menu
Continuous Security: Security in Continuous Delivery Lianping Chen	Continuous Security: Security in Continuous Delivery Lianping Chen Fulfilment of expectations in terms of content menu	Continuous Security: Security in Continuous Delivery Lianping Chen Helpfulness of imparted knowledge for project work menu	Continuous Security: Security in Continuous Delivery Lianping Chen Didactical treatment of content menu	Continuous Security: Security in Continuous Delivery Lianping Chen Speaker's ability to convey her/his expertise menu
Introduction to Docker - just what are these containers anyway? Katrina McIvor	Introduction to Docker - just what are these containers anyway? Katrina McIvor Fulfilment of expectations in terms of content menu	Introduction to Docker - just what are these containers anyway? Katrina McIvor Helpfulness of imparted knowledge for project work menu	Introduction to Docker - just what are these containers anyway? Katrina McIvor Didactical treatment of content menu	Introduction to Docker - just what are these containers anyway? Katrina McIvor Speaker's ability to convey her/his expertise menu
Information overload and the real cost of interruptions Hannah Foxwell	Information overload and the real cost of interruptions Hannah Foxwell Fulfilment of expectations in terms of content menu	Information overload and the real cost of interruptions Hannah Foxwell Helpfulness of imparted knowledge for project work menu	Information overload and the real cost of interruptions Hannah Foxwell Didactical treatment of content menu	Information overload and the real cost of interruptions Hannah Foxwell Speaker's ability to convey her/his expertise menu
Nudge theory: Influence empowered teams to do the things that matter to you Sarah Wells	Nudge theory: Influence empowered teams to do the things that matter to you Sarah Wells Fulfilment of expectations in terms of content menu	Nudge theory: Influence empowered teams to do the things that matter to you Sarah Wells Helpfulness of imparted knowledge for project work menu	Nudge theory: Influence empowered teams to do the things that matter to you Sarah Wells Didactical treatment of content menu	Nudge theory: Influence empowered teams to do the things that matter to you Sarah Wells Speaker's ability to convey her/his expertise menu
DevOps: The journey to the value stream Thomas Hooker	DevOps: The journey to the value stream Thomas Hooker Fulfilment of expectations in terms of content menu	DevOps: The journey to the value stream Thomas Hooker Helpfulness of imparted knowledge for project work menu	DevOps: The journey to the value stream Thomas Hooker Didactical treatment of content menu	DevOps: The journey to the value stream Thomas Hooker Speaker's ability to convey her/his expertise menu
Persistence for containers: How to get back from Mars Julian Topley	Persistence for containers: How to get back from Mars Julian Topley Fulfilment of expectations in terms of content menu	Persistence for containers: How to get back from Mars Julian Topley Helpfulness of imparted knowledge for project work menu	Persistence for containers: How to get back from Mars Julian Topley Didactical treatment of content menu	Persistence for containers: How to get back from Mars Julian Topley Speaker's ability to convey her/his expertise menu
Secure my socks: Exploring microservice security on Kubernetes Phil Winder	Secure my socks: Exploring microservice security on Kubernetes Phil Winder Fulfilment of expectations in terms of content menu	Secure my socks: Exploring microservice security on Kubernetes Phil Winder Helpfulness of imparted knowledge for project work menu	Secure my socks: Exploring microservice security on Kubernetes Phil Winder Didactical treatment of content menu	Secure my socks: Exploring microservice security on Kubernetes Phil Winder Speaker's ability to convey her/his expertise menu
Unifying DevOps models - who generates the generators? Stephan Pauxberger	Unifying DevOps models - who generates the generators? Stephan Pauxberger Fulfilment of expectations in terms of content menu	Unifying DevOps models - who generates the generators? Stephan Pauxberger Helpfulness of imparted knowledge for project work menu	Unifying DevOps models - who generates the generators? Stephan Pauxberger Didactical treatment of content menu	Unifying DevOps models - who generates the generators? Stephan Pauxberger Speaker's ability to convey her/his expertise menu
The road from legacy to Continuous Deployment: A case study Michiel Rook	The road from legacy to Continuous Deployment: A case study Michiel Rook Fulfilment of expectations in terms of content menu	The road from legacy to Continuous Deployment: A case study Michiel Rook Helpfulness of imparted knowledge for project work menu	The road from legacy to Continuous Deployment: A case study Michiel Rook Didactical treatment of content menu	The road from legacy to Continuous Deployment: A case study Michiel Rook Speaker's ability to convey her/his expertise menu
Conversations = True agility Job van der Voort	Conversations = True agility Job van der Voort Fulfilment of expectations in terms of content menu	Conversations = True agility Job van der Voort Helpfulness of imparted knowledge for project work menu	Conversations = True agility Job van der Voort Didactical treatment of content menu	Conversations = True agility Job van der Voort Speaker's ability to convey her/his expertise menu
Building feature selection and analysis into your delivery process Amy Hughes	Building feature selection and analysis into your delivery process Amy Hughes Fulfilment of expectations in terms of content menu	Building feature selection and analysis into your delivery process Amy Hughes Helpfulness of imparted knowledge for project work menu	Building feature selection and analysis into your delivery process Amy Hughes Didactical treatment of content menu	Building feature selection and analysis into your delivery process Amy Hughes Speaker's ability to convey her/his expertise menu
Data-driven postmortems Jason Yee	Data-driven postmortems Jason Yee Fulfilment of expectations in terms of content menu	Data-driven postmortems Jason Yee Helpfulness of imparted knowledge for project work menu	Data-driven postmortems Jason Yee Didactical treatment of content menu	Data-driven postmortems Jason Yee Speaker's ability to convey her/his expertise menu
"Not wrong long": Is perfect software necessary in the world of Continuous Delivery Sally Goble	"Not wrong long": Is perfect software necessary in the world of Continuous Delivery Sally Goble Fulfilment of expectations in terms of content menu	"Not wrong long": Is perfect software necessary in the world of Continuous Delivery Sally Goble Helpfulness of imparted knowledge for project work menu	"Not wrong long": Is perfect software necessary in the world of Continuous Delivery Sally Goble Didactical treatment of content menu	"Not wrong long": Is perfect software necessary in the world of Continuous Delivery Sally Goble Speaker's ability to convey her/his expertise menu
Enter the Vault Jordan Taylor	Enter the Vault Jordan Taylor Fulfilment of expectations in terms of content menu	Enter the Vault Jordan Taylor Helpfulness of imparted knowledge for project work menu	Enter the Vault Jordan Taylor Didactical treatment of content menu	Enter the Vault Jordan Taylor Speaker's ability to convey her/his expertise menu

	Fulfilment of expectations in terms of content	Helpfulness of imparted knowledge for project work	Didactical treatment of content	Speaker's ability to convey her/his expertise
Keynote: A culture of openness Jen Krieger	Keynote: A culture of openness Jen Krieger Fulfilment of expectations in terms of content menu	Keynote: A culture of openness Jen Krieger Helpfulness of imparted knowledge for project work menu	Keynote: A culture of openness Jen Krieger Didactical treatment of content menu	Keynote: A culture of openness Jen Krieger Speaker's ability to convey her/his expertise menu
DevOps by example Giulio Vian	DevOps by example Giulio Vian Fulfilment of expectations in terms of content menu	DevOps by example Giulio Vian Helpfulness of imparted knowledge for project work menu	DevOps by example Giulio Vian Didactical treatment of content menu	DevOps by example Giulio Vian Speaker's ability to convey her/his expertise menu
CI/CD in a serverless world Fernando Honig	CI/CD in a serverless world Fernando Honig Fulfilment of expectations in terms of content menu	CI/CD in a serverless world Fernando Honig Helpfulness of imparted knowledge for project work menu	CI/CD in a serverless world Fernando Honig Didactical treatment of content menu	CI/CD in a serverless world Fernando Honig Speaker's ability to convey her/his expertise menu
Solving operational challenges Nicolas Corrarello	Solving operational challenges Nicolas Corrarello Fulfilment of expectations in terms of content menu	Solving operational challenges Nicolas Corrarello Helpfulness of imparted knowledge for project work menu	Solving operational challenges Nicolas Corrarello Didactical treatment of content menu	Solving operational challenges Nicolas Corrarello Speaker's ability to convey her/his expertise menu
Monitoring bach microservices at scale with Prometheus Paul Bellamy	Monitoring bach microservices at scale with Prometheus Paul Bellamy Fulfilment of expectations in terms of content menu	Monitoring bach microservices at scale with Prometheus Paul Bellamy Helpfulness of imparted knowledge for project work menu	Monitoring bach microservices at scale with Prometheus Paul Bellamy Didactical treatment of content menu	Monitoring bach microservices at scale with Prometheus Paul Bellamy Speaker's ability to convey her/his expertise menu
OpenQA - Avoiding disasters of bibliocal proportions through testing Marita Werner	OpenQA - Avoiding disasters of bibliocal proportions through testing Marita Werner Fulfilment of expectations in terms of content menu	OpenQA - Avoiding disasters of bibliocal proportions through testing Marita Werner Helpfulness of imparted knowledge for project work menu	OpenQA - Avoiding disasters of bibliocal proportions through testing Marita Werner Didactical treatment of content menu	OpenQA - Avoiding disasters of bibliocal proportions through testing Marita Werner Speaker's ability to convey her/his expertise menu
Integrating Oracle database development into your CI processes John Pocknell	Integrating Oracle database development into your CI processes John Pocknell Fulfilment of expectations in terms of content menu	Integrating Oracle database development into your CI processes John Pocknell Helpfulness of imparted knowledge for project work menu	Integrating Oracle database development into your CI processes John Pocknell Didactical treatment of content menu	Integrating Oracle database development into your CI processes John Pocknell Speaker's ability to convey her/his expertise menu
How to test a database with containers Laurent Doguin	How to test a database with containers Laurent Doguin Fulfilment of expectations in terms of content menu	How to test a database with containers Laurent Doguin Helpfulness of imparted knowledge for project work menu	How to test a database with containers Laurent Doguin Didactical treatment of content menu	How to test a database with containers Laurent Doguin Speaker's ability to convey her/his expertise menu
Managing multiple connected AWS VPCs, and how a few simple Ansible tricks can save your sanity Andy Nelson	Managing multiple connected AWS VPCs, and how a few simple Ansible tricks can save your sanity Andy Nelson Fulfilment of expectations in terms of content menu	Managing multiple connected AWS VPCs, and how a few simple Ansible tricks can save your sanity Andy Nelson Helpfulness of imparted knowledge for project work menu	Managing multiple connected AWS VPCs, and how a few simple Ansible tricks can save your sanity Andy Nelson Didactical treatment of content menu	Managing multiple connected AWS VPCs, and how a few simple Ansible tricks can save your sanity Andy Nelson Speaker's ability to convey her/his expertise menu
Continuous Delivery with Docker Christopher Lukas, Alexander Birk	Continuous Delivery with Docker Christopher Lukas, Alexander Birk Fulfilment of expectations in terms of content menu	Continuous Delivery with Docker Christopher Lukas, Alexander Birk Helpfulness of imparted knowledge for project work menu	Continuous Delivery with Docker Christopher Lukas, Alexander Birk Didactical treatment of content menu	Continuous Delivery with Docker Christopher Lukas, Alexander Birk Speaker's ability to convey her/his expertise menu
When DevOps goes wrong...part II David Stanley	When DevOps goes wrong...part II David Stanley Fulfilment of expectations in terms of content menu	When DevOps goes wrong...part II David Stanley Helpfulness of imparted knowledge for project work menu	When DevOps goes wrong...part II David Stanley Didactical treatment of content menu	When DevOps goes wrong...part II David Stanley Speaker's ability to convey her/his expertise menu
Database version control and deployment - model or migration Alex Yates	Database version control and deployment - model or migration Alex Yates Fulfilment of expectations in terms of content menu	Database version control and deployment - model or migration Alex Yates Helpfulness of imparted knowledge for project work menu	Database version control and deployment - model or migration Alex Yates Didactical treatment of content menu	Database version control and deployment - model or migration Alex Yates Speaker's ability to convey her/his expertise menu
A staging environment per pull request with Kubernetes Kamal Marhubi	A staging environment per pull request with Kubernetes Kamal Marhubi Fulfilment of expectations in terms of content menu	A staging environment per pull request with Kubernetes Kamal Marhubi Helpfulness of imparted knowledge for project work menu	A staging environment per pull request with Kubernetes Kamal Marhubi Didactical treatment of content menu	A staging environment per pull request with Kubernetes Kamal Marhubi Speaker's ability to convey her/his expertise menu
ChatOps - On the road to collaborative CLI Anton Weiss	ChatOps - On the road to collaborative CLI Anton Weiss Fulfilment of expectations in terms of content menu	ChatOps - On the road to collaborative CLI Anton Weiss Helpfulness of imparted knowledge for project work menu	ChatOps - On the road to collaborative CLI Anton Weiss Didactical treatment of content menu	ChatOps - On the road to collaborative CLI Anton Weiss Speaker's ability to convey her/his expertise menu
Orchestrator Wars Liz Rice	Orchestrator Wars Liz Rice Fulfilment of expectations in terms of content menu	Orchestrator Wars Liz Rice Helpfulness of imparted knowledge for project work menu	Orchestrator Wars Liz Rice Didactical treatment of content menu	Orchestrator Wars Liz Rice Speaker's ability to convey her/his expertise menu
Zero to Continuous Delivery on the cloud James Heggs	Zero to Continuous Delivery on the cloud James Heggs Fulfilment of expectations in terms of content menu	Zero to Continuous Delivery on the cloud James Heggs Helpfulness of imparted knowledge for project work menu	Zero to Continuous Delivery on the cloud James Heggs Didactical treatment of content menu	Zero to Continuous Delivery on the cloud James Heggs Speaker's ability to convey her/his expertise menu
API testing as part of your CI pipeline Jason Smith	API testing as part of your CI pipeline Jason Smith Fulfilment of expectations in terms of content menu	API testing as part of your CI pipeline Jason Smith Helpfulness of imparted knowledge for project work menu	API testing as part of your CI pipeline Jason Smith Didactical treatment of content menu	API testing as part of your CI pipeline Jason Smith Speaker's ability to convey her/his expertise menu
Team design for Continuous Delivery John Clapham	Team design for Continuous Delivery John Clapham Fulfilment of expectations in terms of content menu	Team design for Continuous Delivery John Clapham Helpfulness of imparted knowledge for project work menu	Team design for Continuous Delivery John Clapham Didactical treatment of content menu	Team design for Continuous Delivery John Clapham Speaker's ability to convey her/his expertise menu
*Git - How to unfck** Melanie Patrick	*Git - How to unfck** Melanie Patrick Fulfilment of expectations in terms of content menu	*Git - How to unfck** Melanie Patrick Helpfulness of imparted knowledge for project work menu	*Git - How to unfck** Melanie Patrick Didactical treatment of content menu	*Git - How to unfck** Melanie Patrick Speaker's ability to convey her/his expertise menu

Continuous Lifecycle London 2017 - Conference

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* 1. Please rate the following aspects of the event with 1 (poor) to 5 (excellent) points:

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* 2. Day 1 - Please rate the sessions you visited with points from 1 (poor) to 5 (excellent) in the categories noted down below:

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* 3. Day 2 - Please rate the sessions you visited with points from 1 (poor) to 5 (excellent) in the categories noted down below:

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* 4. How would you rate the conference as a whole?

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* 5. Which topics would you like to see covered next year or is there something you think should have been offered (topic-wise) this year but wasn't?

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* 6. How did you learn about Continuous Lifecycle London?

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* 7. What's your job in the company you work in?

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* 8. Do you plan to join us for Continuous Lifecycle London in 2018?

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* 9. Would you recommend visiting Continuous Lifecycle London 2018 to your colleagues or business associates?

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* 10. Is there something we can improve on next year?

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* 11. Any additional comments?

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* 12. As a thank-you for helping us improve Continuous Lifecycle London we raffle a ticket for next year's conference off.If you want to take part in our drawing, please enter your e-mail address below, so that we can get in contact with you (if you don't want that, just leave the field blank):

* 12. As a thank-you for helping us improve Continuous Lifecycle London we raffle a ticket for next year's conference off.
If you want to take part in our drawing, please enter your e-mail address below, so that we can get in contact with you (if you don't want that, just leave the field blank):