14 years of #devops, but what did we really learn
summary
Originating as an open‑source push to bridge dev and ops with 60–70 people in 2009, DevOps claims progress but shows backsliding: infrastructure‑as‑code often becomes copied YAML, long‑running branches persist, and many orgs still run NFS or full OS containers. Tool shifts are concrete — Chef/Puppet/Ansible → Terraform, Docker then Kubernetes — while monitoring matures into observability. Global scale hits reality: community peaks at 75–80 events worldwide in 2019 yet company‑wide change remains rare.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Start
- 10:58Continuous Something
- 12:22Monitordrama
- 14:19Cloudy
- 21:14Agile is dead?
- 23:52Recruiters Killed #devops
- 27:36Certification kills everything
- 31:24Dev Ooops #container edition
- 36:15The rise of
- 39:55"Success" Stories
- 45:08Teaching people
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