What can DevOps learn from sports teams
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Argues that DevOps is teamwork that speeds the business reliably and extracts concrete practices from sports: teams spend ~75% of time training so adopt deliberate practice and 20% learning time, build and share exercises in the devops katas repo (DevTo/devops-katas) with two example katas, obsessively measure lead time for one-line change plus MTBF/MTTR instead of easy-but-meaningless metrics, try swapping roles for a week, and cultivate empathy exemplified by ultra runners who cheer teammates across the finish line.
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