Ten Years of the DevOps Movement - A Retrospective and Outlook
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A ten-year retrospective on the DevOps movement covering how tooling—containers, microservices, public cloud services, serverless—and cultural changes like new collaboration models (e.g., SRE silos) and practices such as Continuous Delivery have evolved. Based on these trends, it offers a forward-looking view on how DevOps may develop over the next decade.
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chapters (22)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:03AWS-PARTNER Cloud Native Software Development
- 3:47Traditional thinking
- 9:40Ops: Provisioning of Software, Servers & Networks
- 10:39Infrastructure is an INVESTMENT
- 12:43AWS is 3 years old
- 13:18Agile Manifesto is 8 years old
- 13:52Agile Delivery
- 19:13Containers
- 20:47Public Cloud & Managed Services
- 25:29Cattle vs. Pet
- 29:34DevOps is collaboration
- 30:26Observability
- 30:52New collaboration models
- 34:16Site Reliability Engineering or Ops done by Software Engineers
- 35:15Failure & Transparency
- 36:44Chaos Engineering
- 37:08Blameless Postmortems
- 38:39Jason Hand
- 39:11Outlook
- 39:22Is operating servers your core business?
- 42:16Homework 2029 tackle complexity
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