Welcome to 0800-DEVOPS, a newsletter digest of interesting ideas from the world of DevOps, technical practices and increased productivity! Today we’re talking to Tanya Janca, we’re discussing the value of DevOps transformation and presenting Stack Overflow developer survey.
Tanya Janca, also known as SheHacksPurple, is a super kind person bringing a security focus to DevOps movement. After working for the government and Microsoft, Tanya is now focused on consulting and education. She even runs an OWASP chapter! I talked with Tanya about security in the cloud and how does one go about making teams more sensible to security issues.
Welcome to 0800-DEVOPS, a newsletter digest of interesting ideas from the world of DevOps, technical practices and increased productivity! Today we’re discussing Kubernetes security, and self-service vs control in Kubernetes environment.
I met Pini last year when he was wrapping up last chapters of what turned out to be an excellent book. Don’t miss our conversation on cloud native!
Welcome to 0800-DEVOPS, a newsletter digest of interesting ideas from the world of DevOps, technical practices and increased productivity! Today we’re discussing Kubernetes security, and self-service vs control in Kubernetes environment.
Patrick’s experience in building complex systems, but also in building organizations, puts him among top people on my interview bucket list! We talked about digital transformation, software architecture and DevOps culture.
Welcome to 0800-DEVOPS, a newsletter digest of interesting ideas from the world of DevOps, technical practices and increased productivity! Today we’re discussing Kubernetes security, and self-service vs control in Kubernetes environment.
Welcome to 0800-DEVOPS, a newsletter digest of interesting ideas from the world of DevOps, technical practices and increased productivity! We talked with Sasha Rosenbaum about her involvement in DevOps community, her experiences during large transformations and favorite mistakes she has made along the way.
Infrastructure as Code is a mechanism for creating and maintaining runtime infrastructure based on a definition usually stored in a version control system. The main idea here is that runtime infrastructure can be defined via machine-readable files that can be stored and versioned, much like regular source code. GitOps extends this concept by using Git as version control system.
Mary Thengvall is Director of Developer Relations at Camunda. I talked with Mary about Developer Relations, building internal communities and DevOps.
