I'm a fan of the "CAMS" approach to defining DevOps, which brings together the concepts of culture, automation, measurement, and sharing as a way to understand what DevOps is all about. What I'm not a ...

The world of tech is not for the faint of heart. It can be high-stakes and the margin between wild success and yesterday’s news is razor thin at times. In order to stay one step ahead of the ...

DevOps culture is holistic, driven by the belief that the whole is more important than the parts. The DevOps mentality casts aside the notion of silos or individual teams. Accordingly, organizations ...

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Out of the gate, I want you all to know that I’m not a tech expert. I’m happy that I’m able to navigate the typical business software and email on my laptop to get through my workweek. I enjoy ...

DevOps has become the mainstream development culture in recent years, but like other areas of the tech world it continues to evolve. Add in changes brought about by the pandemic, the Great Resignation ...

When it comes to DevOps, nothing is quite as irksome as the advocates, consultants and highly paid DevOps evangelists who devolve every dialog about the topic into a discussion about culture. DevOps ...

There are three ways to create a DevOps culture: by default, by design or iteratively. The three are not necessarily mutually exclusive because DevOps tends to be a learning experience that takes ...

DevOps enables teams to deliver quality software faster and more efficiently, but more importantly, it fundamentally changes the culture of an organization. Everyone wants to jump on the DevOps ...

Devops is not just tools and skills. It requires the right leaders and the right leadership skills to make sure the culture and processes are correct Devops is truly successful when it is more about ...