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Ops & DevSecOps Guardrails for Agents
Agents writing code is one thing, but agents involved with infrastructure are something else entirely. In this final session of our lunch-and-learn series, we move from developer workflows into operations — like CI/CD pipelines, cloud environments, Kubernetes clusters, observability systems — and the governance questions that follow. What does safe autonomy look like when an agent can read signals, form a hypothesis, and propose (or execute) change? This session is about guardrails before scale. We will explore how ops-focused agents actually behave in modern environments, the risk in places teams are already exposed, and baseline controls that make experimentation possible without increasing blast radius.
What You Will Learn
- How ops-focused agents behave in modern environments
- Governance for agents in CI/CD pipelines and cloud environments
- Safe autonomy for Kubernetes clusters and observability systems
- Baseline controls for experimentation without increasing blast radius
- A framework for governing agents in real operational environments
Speakers
John Willis
Author & DevOps Pioneer, Rebels of Reason
William Willis
Moderator
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