I delivered this session yesterday at the IBM Systems Symposium in Herndon, VA. The abstract of the session is as follows: Government agencies and contractors must build the competency to deliver software with greater predictability, quality, speed and frequency. The alternative of higher costs and late delivery is no longer acceptable – politically, economically or…
Gene Kim – DevOps has a potential $2.6 Trillion USD Business Value
Another great presentation by Gene Kim. Check it out: Did you get your copy of The Phoenix Project yet?
My current Reading List
This reading list lists ALL books I am reading or have read in the recent past. This includes both Technical and non-technical. (I don’t read much fiction books, as you can probably tell). Here goes: Currently Reading: Without Their Permission This is a very interesting book. I actually got this while I was reading two…
Adopting DevOps – Part IV: Adopting Continuous Deployment
As discussed in my last post defining and contrasting Continuous Delivery and Deployment, there is a distinction between the two. When adopting DevOps, Continuous Delivery is a core capability to adopt. Continuous Deployment to Production is an optional capability that you may or may not adopt, based on your needs and constraints. So, what does…
Understanding DevOps – Part 6: Continuous Deployment vs Continuous Delivery
What is Continuous Deployment? Companies like flickr have in the past posted on their blog how many ‘deploys’ they had so far that day/week. Looking at the an organization that deploys to production 89 times in a week can be very intimidating. More importantly, it begs to ask – what do you deploy to production…
