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A lot of people new to automation are very nervous about letting a script or program like Chef change a production system. That fear can really slow the advance of a DevOps movement. But ignoring those people's fears is not the answer. So he
Bob from Minneapolis sent us some great feedback and a couple of great questions. In this post we are going to tackle communicating what scripts are available and what they do. I spend a lot of my time as a consultant writing up documentation
Everyone loves a new toy. New tools help us do our jobs better, faster and more accurately. Which is great when you understand exactly what you want the tool to do for you. How often does that really happen though?As an Enterprise Archite
If you are really going to master DevOps you need to master communications. At least the ability to clearly motivate and pull people into the discussion and the goal you are trying to achieve. Spending an extra fifteen or twenty minutes writi
What follows are the criteria I use to determine what to script or automate first, second, and so on. It's another of the "it depends" questions that never have an easy answer. I will try to help you make some rational decisions but ultimatel
Automated Deployment or Automated Build tools are all complicated to give a true evaluation. Before you even try to evaluate the tools, working through the complete process manually is normally the best place to start. You need to understand
Before we begin this discussion remember this one thing while you read this; what you use to manage code is less important than making sure you manage it. Management in this context means version tracking, an ability to roll back changes in c
If you think there are a lot of tools to configure your systems you haven't looked at the tools available to monitor your stuff. The set is so large that it is easy to get overwhelmed. So again in this article I am going to give you a list th
Configuration Management DevOps Tools are plentiful. So we will start this primer off with what I look for in a tool and why. Then we will talk about my current top paid and open source choices. When I am evaluating new tools in this class
We spend about 20 minutes talking about what the different tools are and then let you know which one we think you should deploy first.
This episode Brian rants about everyone saying that every new buzzword is going to save my company. It is not true. No one thing will fix all of your problems. There is more to it but you will have to listen to find out....
Part of any successful campaign to win people over to doing things in a DevOps style usually requires some sort of promise of it being a better way. So how do you prove you are seeing benefits as you start to implement your plan? How do you q
That's right don't even attempt to do DevOps without Change/Incident Management. Not because you won't be successful in at least small ways. Not because people won't appreciate you automating your companies one hundred and fifty servers in five
Before you can script a thing you have to understand the steps to complete the task. You should also have some level of consensus with your team about the tasks that need to be undertaken to complete it. Ultimately the process should be docum
This week we discuss whether or not you should learn a framework or just the language first? Does learning a Framework do you harm?
We got asked what 2 programming languages would we suggest you learn first. So this podcast will give you our answer and why!!What’s a Programming Language?What you are trying to accomplish should be a major factor in determining which langua
What is Continuous Integration?Is there another way to do it?How did people do it before DevOps?What is Code Coverage?Does it really help?
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We discuss why Scriptors really are developers who just refuse to admit it. But there are differences as subtle as they are. Most really need to learn a few simple things from developers to make their lives easier.
We discuss Brian's post about not being able to find a new Job in tech in 5 years if you don't know how to do some level of scripting. Check it out and find out why he feels so strongly about it.
In this podcast we tell you what it's going to be about.
Brian walks Jason through What DevOps is and why you need it. This is our primer episode. Check it out.
What is the difference between an incident and a problem? Why do you care? How should it shape your task choice? We discuss it all.
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