Dev and Ops have misaligned, or if I may, even opposing priorities. Development (Dev) is tasked with producing innovation and getting it to the hands of the users as soon as possible. Operations (Ops) is tasked with making sure that the users have access to a stable, fast, responsive system. While Dev and Ops’ ultimate…
Understanding DevOps – Part 2: Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery
In Part 1 of this series on Understand DevOps, I introduced the definition of the term DevOps. In Part 2, I am going to extend that definition to include two key components of a DevOps solution – Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery. These are two concepts that focus on minimizing Cycle Time – the time…
Slides for my presentation on Mobile DevOps
Yesterday, Sept. 14th, I had the opportunity to present at the MoDevTablet conference in Arlington, VA. My presentation was on Mobile DevOps. I have uploaded the slides of my presentation. Feel free to share. If anyone has any questions or thoughts regarding the content, please leave a comment below or send me a tweet. Mobile…
Presenting on Mobile DevOps at MoDevTablet tomorrow
Tomorrow, Sept. 14th, I will be presenting on DevOps for Mobile Application Delivery – Trends and Challenges. The conference I am speaking at is called MoDevTablet. It is one of a series of conferences run by the GoMoDev team, led by Pete Erickson. I have attended two conferences they ran in the past. One was…
Learnt at IBM Innovate: Trends and challenges of Software Supply Chains
IBM Innovate, held a few months ago in Orlando, FL was an excellent conference. I was there for four packed days. As a tech sales professional, such events end up being a non-stop series of customer meetings, interrupted by meals and long evening outings at local restaurants. I did however manage to sneak in a…
