In the technology world, we are in a time of incredible disruption and innovation. Many years ago, my friend and DevOps Handbook co-author John Willis predicted that a decade from now, academics will call this period the “Cambrian explosion” — it was an incredibly vibrant 25-million year period that resulted in an incredible diversification of […]
Why Speak at a Conference?
Because you have an interesting story to tell. One piece of advice we continue to receive from the tech community is to answer the call to include as many diverse viewpoints as possible when programming a conference. Moreover, the goal of integrating women speakers has continued to present itself in new and interesting ways. In […]
An Imaginary Apology Letter From Your Airline CEO
I spent this morning reflecting on everything I had learned and experienced in the past two days at the London DevOps Enterprise Summit, which I co-hosted. I was so inspired by all the amazing tales of courageous business transformation by the amazing technology leaders representing almost every industry vertical. And then I ran into this […]
Day 2 Recap – DevOps Enterprise Summit London 2017
Greeted by the rain, attendees made their way to day two of DOES17 London. After some brief opening remarks by Gene and Paul, participants were treated to some fantastic opening sessions by Jonathan Fletcher of HISCOX; Suzette Johnson and Robin Yeman from aerospace companies, Northrup Grumman and Lockheed Martin; and, also Dominica DeGrandis from LeanKit. […]
DevOps Enterprise Summit London 2017 Recap: Day 1
First, we wish to express our deepest sympathies for those affected by the terrible events on London Bridge and at Borough Market on Saturday night. Our hearts go out to them, the brave first responders, and all of London. The first day of DevOps Enterprise Summit 2017 reminded us all just how much effort goes into […]
DevOps Workshops Coming to DOES17 London
In the fall of 2016 at the DevOps Enterprise Summit San Francisco, the programming committee experimented with a new type of conference session—DevOps Workshops. These sessions were modeled after Lean Coffee meetings, which are round-table discussions where participants build an agenda together based on what is most important to them. The initiative was a smashing […]
Q&A with DevOps Research and Assessment CEO, Dr. Nicole Forsgren
We have a treat in store for this year’s DevOps Enterprise Summit (DOES17) London conference attendees. For the last several years, Dr. Nicole Forsgren has conducted a thorough investigation on the current standing of DevOps, in collaboration with Jez Humble, Gene Kim and the team at Puppet. Many of our readers are familiar with the […]
Top Resources for Leveraging DevOps Best Practices and Patterns
As enterprise leaders find success in DevOps, more information is available in the marketplace. While new resources and advice are released all the time, the market has become a bit saturated with information. It can be challenging to know which resources have provided the most value to technology leaders. We are fortunate to have backstage […]
Pat Birkeland on Learning DevOps as an Ops Leader
I recently got a letter from someone that I had met last year, and it resonated with me for two reasons: it’s about how an Ops leader can gain DevOps skills, both for himself and for his team, and also because Pat and I both went through the Theory of Constraints program taught by Dr. […]
Rob Hirschfeld on Containers, Private Clouds, GIFEE and the Remaining “Underlay Problem”
Back in October of 2016, I was at OpenStack Conference in Barcelona and ran into a long-time friend, Rob Hirschfeld. He surprised me by talking about a problem domain that we have had discussions about for years, reframing it as “the data center underlay problem.” His provocative statement was that while OpenStack solves many problems, […]
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