Over a decade of #devops, what have we learned
summary
Origin story traces back to Gent and the DevOps Days format that spreads to 75–80 events/year at its peak; claim is that culture, not tools, matters but reality shows heavy tool-driven mistakes: Docker and Kubernetes get hyped while many orgs still store files on NFS, CI/CD becomes “continuous disintegration,” monitoring evolves into Prometheus/Cortex/Thanos stacks but alert fatigue persists, and hiring “devops engineers” or carving 250 devops teams often creates new silos. Practical advice: avoid calling it a devops transformation.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Start
- 12:01Continuous Something
- 13:05Monitordrama
- 22:52Agile is dead?
- 25:44Recruiters Killed #devops
- 29:20Certification kills everything
- 31:23#enterprise devops
- 36:23Dev Ooops #container edition
- 40:19"Success" Stories
- 41:01A long Journey
- 41:55Teaching people
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