Cornelia Davis

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Cornelia Davis

Developer Advocate · Temporal Technologies · verified 2026-09-04

Cornelia Davis is a software technologist with more than thirty years of experience who drives technical strategy, product development, and go-to-market, and helps customers leverage said technology to further their business goals. Cornelia prefers to spend half her time directly engaged with customers, deeply understanding their needs and finding solutions to their problems. The other half of the time, she spends distilling what she learns through these engagements and using that to drive product evolution as well as industry advancement through evangelism, conferences, and writing. Her personal mantra is “free your mind.” She is also the author of Cloud Native: Designing Change-Tolerant Software. And she still cuts code, even if only a bit of the time.

From a paper they wrote for us, 2026

5 in the library11 talksPublishing since 2019

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2026

Guidance paperRaising Seniors

with Kent Beck, Jondavid Black & 4 others

2025

Guidance paperNo Vibe Coding When I'm On Call!

with Nathen Harvey, Gene Kim & 2 others

2023

TalkWhere's the Value? What does Kubernetes have to do with DevOps?

Las Vegas 2023 · 27 min

2021

Guidance paperHow to Use GitOps

with Chris Hill, Tom Limoncelli & 2 others

2021

TalkThe Business Benefits of GitOps

Europe 2021 · 30 min

2020

Guidance paperMeasuring Software Quality

with Stephen Magill & James Wickett

2020

TalkConfession + Lightning Talks + Closing Day 1

London 2020 · 18 min

2019

Guidance paperFull Stack Teams, Not Engineers

with Christian Posta, Dominica Degrandis & Thomas Limoncelli

2019

TalkSpoke at Las Vegas 2019 and London 2019

2 talks

2018

TalkSpoke at London 2018 and Las Vegas 2018

2 talks

2017

TalkSpoke at London 2017 and San Francisco 2017

2 talks

2016

TalkDevOps: Who Does What?

San Francisco 2016 · 24 min

2015

TalkMy Great Awakening: Top “Aha” Moments As Former Dev Manager

San Francisco 2015 · 31 min