By Tomasz Manugiewicz
summary
Claim: trust — both cognitive (skills, data, Puppet’s five-stage DevOps evolution) and emotional (openness, vulnerability) — is the actual enabler that breaks silos and shortens lead time. Evidence: Puppet’s model shows stage 3 removes external manual approvals, stage 4 automates security policies, stage 5 provides self‑service; those transitions require teams to trust each other. Concrete practices argued to work: pair programming, disciplined code review, on‑call rotations, automated security/config, and cross‑role skill sharing; reports and examples suggest these produce fewer handoffs and faster, safer deployments.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Welcome
- 5:22Trust in software development
- 14:36Cognitive and emotional trust
- 23:26Trust in DevOps
- 35:32Peer programming and vulnerability
- 45:50Thriving in remote work
- 49:41Q&A
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