Location

Scout24 (ImmobilienScout24)
Andreasstraße 10
10243 Berlin

Train: RE1
S-Bahn: Ostbhanhof
U-Bahn: Strausberger Platz (U5, 7 min on foot)
Bus: 140, 142, 147, 240, 300, 347

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About Scout 24

Inspiring your best decisions. We connect people, cars and homes.

 Scout24 is a leading operator of digital marketplaces for real estate and automobiles in Germany and other selected European countries. We operate the two well-known brands ImmobilienScout24 and AutoScout24.

Description

Our first regular meeting in 2020 and we are very grateful to Scout24 for hosting us in the Foyer of their Berlin Office and giving us an overview of use cases for Atlassian products in their company. Our main topic for the evening is scalability. Kreuzwerker will present their experiences with centrally managing multiple Atlassian in a public cloud and Scandio introduces a case study for a very large Atlassian installation in the cloud. Stay tuned for further details.
We are looking forward to see you there. RSVP!

Link to RSVP: https://ace.atlassian.com/e/mv39b9/

Agenda

We will open for registration at 5:30 PM and start at 6:00 PM.

Introduction

Hubert Kut and Joerg Mueller-Kindt (Unlicensed)

Welcome, News and Updates.

Atlassian at Scout24

Speaker: Patric Lee Atrott, Scout24

I'm currently working for Scout24 AG, as an Employee Tech Engineer & Atlassian Expert.

My career in tech started like other when I was a kid; experimenting with the tools installed on my first PC, and modifying config files for Games. Since then I'm passionate about any kind of new technology. Later I studied Interface Design at FH Potsdam.

 At Scout24 we're working on building the next level employee experience based upon what was known as a corporate IT in former times. With Employee Tech we are forming what should become the Inhouse-IT standard for medium sized companies.

Presentation: Atlassian at Scout24

Use Cases for Atlassian Products at Scout 24. Further Details follow.

Been There, Scaled That: Operating Atlassian Stacks at Scale

Speaker: Daniel Meisen, kreuzwerker

Daniel Meisen is shareholder and co-CEO of kreuzwerker. He is an Atlassian Expert by Heart. Daniel has been working with Atlassian Tools for more than 15 years and is currently responsible for Atlassian Managed Hosting and Managed Services at kreuzwerker.

Presentation: Been There, Scaled That: Operating Atlassian Stacks at Scale

Operating multiple heterogenous Atlassian stacks at scale and still being able to move fast, requires a flexible infrastructure and tooling. We’ll show you how we manage our Atlassian stacks at scale and still manage to upgrade 50 Confluence instances in less than an hour.

Agility at Scale with Atlassian Datacenter on AWS

Speaker: Christian Koch, Scandio

Christian Koch, Co-founder and CEO at Scandio, holds a degree in Computer Science. He began his IT career at Softlab (1990 – 1994) as a developer in service & support and sales control while he was completing his studies of computer sciences at the Munich University of Applied Sciences.

In 1994 he co-founded 2CK Software. As a managing partner, Christian Koch was responsible for sales & marketing and product management. Following the acquisition of the company by Gauss Interprise AG in February 2000, he became responsible for services and joined the management board of Gauss Interprise Consulting AG. From January 2002 to the middle of 2003, he was in charge of Operations as COO of evodion AG and COO of evodion Information Technologies GmbH & Co KG.

Since founding Scandio, he has been responsible for Marketing and Sales as well as Recruiting.

Agility at Scale with Atlassian Datacenter on AWS

An agile transformation such as BMW Group’s move towards 100% agile is a large and complex change. A consolidation of the tool landscape is a typical and oftentimes necessary step of such a transformation. Common tools enable effective collaboration, and having a single point of truth is what makes company-wide metrics meaningful and valuable. The Atlassian data center platform provides a toolbox for virtually unlimited performance at scale, high availability, zero-downtime upgrades and other enterprise features which empower such a transformation. Even computing farms with hundreds of CPU cores are no longer a reliable guarantee for adequate user experience if the platform needs to serve a heterogeneous user base of 50k users and beyond, spread all over the world in different time zones and with distributed peak times of tool usage.
The cloud computing paradigm and in particular Amazon Web Services (AWS) promise a sustainable solution for the challenges at (large) enterprise scale.

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