Devops - Almost 10 Years - What A Strange Long Trip It's Been (Keynote)
summary
A concise timeline of what changed and what actually worked: cfengine principles → Puppet replacing cfengine, Chef recipes and cookbooks enabling reusable infra, continuous delivery becoming mainstream around 2010, containers and immutable delivery (2015–2016). Concrete outcomes: demos showing 10 deploys a day, Netflix/Google adoption of circuit‑breaker patterns (Envoy/ISTIO), DevOps Survey evidence that generative cultures deploy faster and recover better, growth of community practices (codes of conduct, inclusivity) and real shifts toward shift‑left security and resilience engineering.
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chapters (38)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:48What a long
- 2:35Im the presenter
- 4:30I wrote a bunch of blog articles
- 5:47The velocity 2009
- 7:15How we did it
- 9:05Operation Devon Ops
- 11:05The First Step Up
- 12:54Velocity
- 13:54Dallas Cafe Podcast
- 14:47The Holy Roman Empire
- 15:02Continuous Delivery
- 16:34ENOS
- 18:57Lean Startup
- 19:58Simon Solomon
- 21:28Ice
- 24:35Enterprise
- 25:21Complexity
- 26:00Cybernetics
- 26:39Empathy Transactions
- 27:02Jennifer Davis
- 30:00Phoenix Project
- 31:16Suicide
- 31:47Ron Western Model
- 32:47Get To Trouble
- 33:13Do This
- 33:34Rock Word
- 34:07Learn Need
- 34:29Quad City
- 34:58DevOps
- 35:17Security DevOps
- 35:31CI Supply Chain
- 36:04Software Security
- 36:18Cybersecurity
- 37:23The Felonious
- 38:46February
- 40:04Amazon
- 40:20Smashing Project
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