… or how you can make on-call for service providers a virtuous cycle.
In the tech world, for everything that is running as a service or
website...
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Six times a year, there was a party with ice cream. The release
effort spanned multiple projects and was a 36 hour, high pressure
marathon. Its successful...
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Today, there are two broad categories of provisioning and deployment automation. The first are convergent tools such as Puppet and Chef.
The second are...
0 replies - 4051 views - 09/08/12 by Eric Minick in Articles
A recent question on Twitter prompted me to write a quick
blog post about managing cron jobs. As more and more people want to
automate...
0 replies - 3999 views - 07/23/12 by Gareth Rushgrove in Articles
One of the continually high risk and sometimes fiddly operations in
web deployment is a web application’s deployment, and yet a lot of
people working in...
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Over the past few years I have had opportunities to learn, adopt
and extend different configuration management...
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Vagrant is an amazing tool. It's quite substantially changed my
workflows in a variety of areas. It's a particularly interesting tool
for building packages...
1 replies - 5735 views - 05/04/12 by Joe Miller in Articles
Last night I was invited to go along to the Facebook offices in
London and attend a tech talk on how Facebook do release engineering and
automated...
0 replies - 11233 views - 04/20/12 by James Betteley in Articles
I just found out about a really interesting open source tool that could support DevOps processes in an even greater capacity than the multi-tool stacks that...
0 replies - 9671 views - 04/18/12 by Mitch Pronschinske in Articles
This post is originally authored by Denali Lumma on the Okta blogAt Okta, we’ve gone through many iterations of using Jenkins to build
and test our...
0 replies - 12332 views - 04/12/12 by Eric Berg in Articles
In my previous post, I glibly said that SLAs represent waste that an organization has identified and formalized. Reader 'Kenfin' commented on my post, rightly...
0 replies - 3948 views - 04/10/12 by Kief Morris in Articles
I recall a few jobs ago I was managing the Systems Engineering team
and trying to grow it into a group that could handle the daily onslaught
of issues that...
4 replies - 5826 views - 02/06/12 by Aaron Nichols in Articles
Key members of the Etsy engineering team, along with special surprise
guests, offer a series of small rapid talks providing a fast-paced
and intensive...
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Back 10 years or so when Extreme Programming came out, it began to
change the way that programmers thought about testing. XP made software
developers...
1 replies - 5081 views - 12/09/11 by Jim Bird in Articles
Israel Gat of Cutter Consortium speaks with DZone on his two sessions at Agile 2011, one of which is about his new methodology for taking DevOps and Continuous...
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