DevOps Paradox

#18: Neil Gealy asks "What is the best way to track features, bugs, etc, going into a release for vi

#17: Ivor asks "How do you like to learn? People that like to learn have their own style. What's you

#16:Vadim asks "when will we automate ourselves out of our jobs?" Fire Someone Today by Bob Pritchet

#15: Silos exist throughout enterprises. We discuss if silos are bad or good and everything in betwe

#14: We take our first listener question and it's all about GitOps. Here's the question from Andrey:

#13: With apologies to Shakespeare...to have opinions or not to have opinions? That is the question.

#12: Viktor is back from a recent trip through Asia. One of the things he encountered was the surpri

#11: We discuss a lot of different angles of serverless, including why it's a smart thing for you to

#10: With all the consolidation in the open source market, how can you and your company be a good ci

#9: Why are people scared of continuous deployment? Can everyone get to true continuous deployment?

#8: You understand the impact that feature flags have on continuous delivery. However, have you thou

#7: It seems like Continuous Integration should be a simple and non-negotiable process in today's wo

#6: Matt Klein recently tweeted his career advice to be a successful individual contributor. We take

#5: Chef...Puppet...Ansible...Terraform...CFEngine. These are some of the big names in configuration

#4: How today's workforce is driving many of the current trends in DevOps. Signup for access to the

#3: Convention over configuration. We know that it makes a developer's life easier (or it is suppose

#2: With apologies to Derek Zoolander, Kubernetes is so hot right now. Why is that? We ask that ques

#1: What is DevOps? The answer(s) we come up with may surprise you. Signup for access to the Slack w

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