#DevOps

Jenn

geekgalgroks

So at work, I'm having the best conversations with a Java developer.She's only a few years from retirement and has been with this company her entire development career. And talking

Corey Quinn

QuinnyPig

Since Google acquired DORA and then Googled the State of DevOps Report, the @puppetize version is the last State of DevOps Report standing. A thread.https://puppet.com/resources/report/2020-state-of-devops-report/ We start with @Puppetize s

Weng

AznWeng

PagerDuty reports earnings today. Last Q $PD sunk 25% after earnings, as longer sales cycles and contraction led to weak billings. It is one of my biggest positions and I

Marcin

marcinkurc

People talk about “embracing failure,” in order to innovate. Maybe. But Let me tell you, I have no tolerance for ignoring risks. A thread. In business, you have to think

jay you! black emperor

jaydestro

the biggest failure of 2020 is making async communication ok, we need more synchronous discussions in the remote working culture. less chat, more video face to video face until we

Dr. Neha Rungta

neharungta

@Werner talked about the significant investments AWS is making in automated reasoning tools "that make it easy for customers to help detect security gaps" in his re:invent keynote. 1/n “IAM

Alex Elliott

alexpotato

Inspired by @patio11 @RachelTobac @HydeNS33k @holman @sehurlburt here is a list "Quick Things Many People Find Too Obvious To Have Told You Already" aka "Things I wish someone had told

Maciek Lasyk

docent_net

Cloud bills details are important. Lesson learnt from a mistake I found recently when working with #Terraform holding its state files in S3. Plus some good practices to keep the

Isabel Nyo

eisabai

What are some of the most important skills for the future? I'll put my answers in thread over next 7 days, pls join me. #bigdata #MachineLearning #saas #developer #coding #programmer

nathenharvey

nathenharvey

The @chef that most #cheffriends identify with didn’t make it to 2021. The software continues to provide value to many companies. But, the impact it’s had on the people in

Chip Huyen

chipro

When talking to people who haven’t deployed ML models, I keep hearing a lot of misperceptions about ML models in production. Here are a few of them.(1/6) 1. Deploying ML

Kan Yilmaz

thellimist

1/ At @tryhaystack we have talked to over 500 engineering leaders, analyzed 400,000 private pull requests & 3M commits of non-opensource companies. Here's our takeaway 2/ We've seen engineering leaders

Taz Wake

tazwake

On the #infosec #jobs front, something I have literally zero useful data on is how long you should spend in a role. Not once have any of the interviewees I've

Anurag Kale

iAnuragKale

Breaking into cloud : For fresh graduates and folks looking for career transition from non IT field Start with "Why?" This is an attempt to get the fundamentals in place.

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fresheyeball

I would like to call attention to some meta-issues I have observed over the last few years working in various software organizations.Everything should be about ROI, and where it's backward,

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mattstratton

Jokes about WUG aside, being a part of the Chef community (and part of Chef the company) had a direct influence on me being where I am today. (My turn

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