Davey Shafik has a new post about doing the closing keynote at this year's ZendCon Europe conference (happening November 18th through 20th in Paris, France).

In a little under three weeks I will be giving the closing keynote at ZendCon Europe. This will my first keynote and I’m excited to be talking about The Evolution of DevOps.

His talk will cover how the DevOps role has come into its own over the past few years and what kinds of changes to expect, as a developer, in the upcoming years. If you'd like to hear this and lots of other great talks, there's still time to pick up your tickets for either just the conference or for both the conference and tutorials. You can even opt to take the Zend certification while you're at the event.

In the "DevOps" section of DZone.com today Mitchell Pronschinske has posted the slides for a presentation he gave at the WebTech 2011 conference titled "DevOps for Developers". It gives a good perspective for those used to the coding side of things on what's out there for the server an beyond.

A presentation entitled "DevOps for Developers" was given at the WebTech 2011 conference and now the slides are up online for all to see. I'll summarize the show and let you know where the better slides are so you don't have to flip through the whole thing. It starts out on an introductory level, but then it gets into some tools and techniques that are talked about less often.

Technologies mentioned in the presentation include more familiar development tools like PHP, Apache, HipApache, Gearman, NoSQL and Memcached. There's also some examples of more "devops" things like Vagrant, Puppet and WetWare.

php|architect has released the latest episode of their "oddWeek" podcast series today. This time the guest is Brian Moon of Dealnews.com talking about DevOps.

Keith Casey, Cal Evans and Brian Moon talk about how dealnews.com handles DevOps and manages 10-15 code rolls a day. (yes, a day!)

You can either listen to this latest episode via the in-page player or, of you're more on-the-go, you can download the mp3 and listen at your leisure.