A Holistic Approach to DevOps
summary
Argues DevOps is a cultural shift not just CI/CD and shows a working observability stack built around Hygieia single pane of glass with collectors, development and executive dashboards that integrate logs, CI tools and security scanners. Cites a $4 billion DevOps market and a projected 26% rise, and a surprising adoption gap: 19% use distributed tracing. Shows that pulling pipeline, infra and app telemetry together exposes bottlenecks and delivers KPIs executives can act on.
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chapters (23)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:31Enterprises focus in times of pandemic
- 2:45Trends in Managing the Application Landscape
- 4:52We have a great culture! Don't we?
- 7:43Industry trends in DevOps
- 9:01What is our impediment to change?
- 11:02Culture for stability not growth and performance
- 13:29Modern DevOps Rooted in Open Source
- 14:47It's an Open Source DevOps World
- 15:29Driving DevOps Innovation through Open Source
- 18:15Bringing DevOps together through collaboration
- 19:01Moving past your comfort zone
- 20:43Benefits of Embracing A Culture Change
- 22:58Performance is still not great. Why?
- 24:57Monitoring not yielding results
- 26:05Trends in Observability
- 26:48What about the DevOps pipeline?
- 28:06Observability for DevOps
- 29:09Opportunities for Observability
- 29:45Bringing it all together with Open Source
- 30:52Hygieia within the DevOps cycle
- 34:18Benefits of Improved Observability
- 35:46Are you ready to make the change?
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