Arrested DevOps

Transformation is a big deal. You can't just say "let's just transform!" so what are some of the things we should be thinking about?

It can be hard to get into this whole 'DevOps' thing...Laura Santamaria (LogDNA) and Matt dig into what we can do to make it more accessible

Matt and Jeff sit down with Patrick Debois to talk about Patrick's journey from systems engineer to DevOps royalty

In this episode, host Jessica Kerr is joined by guests Matthew Skelton and Manuel Pais to discuss their book, Team Topologies.

Matt talks about all things community with Jono Bacon, the author of the new book 'People Powered'

It's that time of year again! Matty, Trevor, Bridget, Jessica, and Joe wrap up the year with a discussion of favorite episodes, the year in review, and, of course, airline status.

Matt chats with Ali Spittel at All Things Open 2019 about all things learning!

Bridget chats with Kelsey Hightower about Kubernetes and the future.

Bridget chats with Ian Coldwater about Kubernetes security

Bridget chats with the authors of Kubernetes Best Practices: Brendan Burns, Eddie Villalba, Dave Strebel, and Lachlan Evenson

Bridget chats with guests Peter Shannon, Jocelyn Harper, and Tim Gross in front of a live studio audience at devopsdays Philadelphia 2019.

In this episode, Gene Connolly and Joan Freed discuss their DevOps transformation at Meltwater.

Matty talks with Ken Mugrage and Sasha Rosenbaum about DeliveryConf.

Bridget chats with Devi Moodley, Daniel Maher, Adrian Moisey, and Cobus Bernard at devopsdays Cape Town 2019.

In this episode, Nicole Fosgren and Jez Humble discuss the 2019 Accelerate State of Devops report.

Matty and Trevor chat with guests Jessie Frazelle, Veronica Hanus, and Jeff Smith in front of a live studio audience at devopsdays Chicago 2019.

Bridget and Matty chat with guests Liz Fong-Jones, Alice Goldfuss, and RJ Williams, in front of a live studio audience at devopsdays Minneapolis 2019.

Making performance changes is about working smoothly with hardware AND with people.

Tanya Janca of Microsoft joins Matty to talk about threat modeling, pushing left, serverless, and more!

Matty and Jessica discuss Principal Engineering with Silvia Botros.

Making DevOps Magic: Matty chats with Arup Chakrabarti (PagerDuty).

How do you make change in a complex system that is always failing, but must never break?

Matty chats with Jay Gordon (Microsoft) about certification fun.

Bridget chats with Jessie Frazelle and Andrew Clay Shafer about what shiny objects have caught their attention recently.

in which we define DevOps and what it means for your code's database interactions

It's that time of year again! Matty, Trevor, Bridget, and Joe wrap up the year with a discussion of favorite episodes, tech trends and predictions, and, of course, airline status.

Matty is joined by Jessica Kerr, software engineer extraordinaire and co-host of the amazing Greater Than Code podcast.

Trevor and Bridget chat with Courtney Nash (O'Reilly Media) and Lindsay Holmwood (Australian Government Digital Transformation Office) about cognitive neuroscience. We'll talk about recognizing cognitive fallacies, the psychology of alert design,

Matt and Trevor sit down with Jason Hand (VictorOps), Sasha Rosenbaum (10th Magnitude), and Peter Burkholder (Chef) to discuss chatops.

Matt, Trevor, and Bridget chat with Kyle Kingsbury (Stripe) about his research on failure in distributed systems. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cSUd0sQEWNU Panel Show Notes Matt, Trevor, and Bridget catch up with Kyle Kingsbury about his resear...

Bridget and Trevor are joined by Charity Majors (Facebook), as well as Mike Rembetsy and Patrick McDonnell (Etsy) for a frank discussion on what goes into building a great ops team.

Matt and Bridget sit down with Andrew Clay Shafer (finally!) at DevOpsDays Minneapolis to discuss his thoughts on what's going on with the DevOps world since 2009, as well as his opinions on podcasts having episode numbers. Sadly,

In this episode, Jeff Hackert discusses developing your career in DevOps. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FeKZIsrj4EM Panel   Checkouts Jeff Lyssa Adkins - Coaching intensive http://www.amazon.

In this episode, Stephanie Van Dyk and Mark Imbriaco discuss how to communicate and how to recover in the event of complete disasters. https://youtu.be/E_DdM-pGHb8 Panel   Checkouts Stephanie catehuston.com, Accidentally in Code www.

In this episode, "reformed" Bastard Operators From Hell Yvo van Doorn, Chris Read, and Kevin Hubbard discuss how the industry and their jobs have changed over time, especially with the advent of DevOps. https://youtu.be/zMd8H7lDBcU Panel  

Marketing departments are often told, "Don't use the term 'DevOps' incorrectly!" But exactly HOW should our marketing peers use that term? How can we effectively talk about DevOps in the marketing space? Shannon Smith from 10th Magnitude and Jason Hand...

Recorded live at ChefConf 2015, we sat down with Julian Dunn, Seth Falcon, and Adam Edwards of Chef Software to talk about all the cool new things that Chef is cooking up - including Chef Delivery, Chef Analytics,

DevOps revolves a lot around what an organization and culture should look like. We talk about it on just about every episode of this podcast. Something we tend to skate around though is the how. How do you change the culture of an organization?

Starting any new job can be a mix of fun, excitement, and nervousness. But what about when you're coming into a DevOps-oriented organization? What are some of the special challenges entering a collaborative, "blameless" place of work?

James Turnbull has traveled the world speaking about Docker, and now he's here to tell ADO all about it. The tech, the company, and the community: James has opinions and was more than willing to share them! http://youtu.be/2AqE6KMCAK4 Panel

Is DevOps just for the open source world? Can you do DevOps in a Microsoft shop? What are some of the tools and capabilities available for Windows, Azure, and .NET professionals who want to approach work in a DevOps model?

At DevOpsDays Ghent in 2014, it was joked that we are living in a "post-DevOps world". What are the challenges in hiring for DevOps related jobs? We be talked with panelists on all sides of the table - recruiting, hiring,

Dave Zwieback, VP of Engineering at Next Big Sound and Mike Rembetsy, VP of Technical Operations at Etsy discuss learning from the unexpected and examining failure without blame. With practical tips about technical tools and philosophical insights into...

It’s been a year of ADO, with topics from CI to security, panels of devs and of ops, and even Pete Cheslock. For the last episode of the year, we thought it would be fun to revisit Matt and Trevor chatting,

Data - we can’t have applications or services without it. If software is eating the world, then data is the maitre’d. However, it can be challenging to incorporate database design and release into the world of continuous delivery and devops.

DevOps isn't just for startups - in fact, that argument can be made that it's even MORE important for large, enterprise-scale companies than for anyone else. What does it mean to "do DevOps" in an enterprise? Is there a different flavor of DevOps for ente

One of the reasons that DevOps can be transformative to an organization is that it shortens feedback loops - talking about CAMS, the measurement piece is where that can come into play. Anyway, in that spirit,

<p>One of the reasons that DevOps can be transformative to an organization is that it shortens feedback loops &#8211; talking about CAMS, the measurement piece is where that can come into play. Anyway, in that spirit, we’re taking feedback we’ve gotten from listeners who want more detailed, technical topics, and we have an episode talking about the HOW with git &#8211; with a very special guest, Emma Jane Westby.</p> <a href="http://media.blubrry.com/arresteddevops/podcasts.arresteddevops.com/arrested-devops-podcast-episode024.mp3">http://media.blubrry.com/arresteddevops/podcasts.arresteddevops.com/arrested-devops-podcast-episode024.mp3</a> <p></p> Show Notes <p>Source of Emma&#8217;s talk about Git: <a href="https://github.com/emmajane/gitforteams" target="_blank">https://github.com/emmajane/gitforteams</a><br /> Post version: <a href="http://24ways.org/2013/git-for-grownups/" target="_blank">http://24ways.org/2013/git-for-grownups/</a><br /> Recording: https://prague2013.drupal.org/session/git-makes-me-angry-inside</p> <p>Emma&#8217;s rant about storing the history of your project: <a href="http://gitforteams.com/resources/evolution-social-coding.html" target="_blank">http://gitforteams.com/resources/evolution-social-coding.html</a></p> <p>GitHub conversations: <a href="https://guides.github.com/introduction/flow/" target="_blank">https://guides.github.com/introduction/flow/</a></p> Panel <img alt='Emma Jane Westby' src="http://www.arresteddevops.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/Emma-Jane-Westby_avatar_1415660844-120x120.png?25d68c" />Emma Jane Westby<p>Emma Jane lives and works in Nottingham, UK, and has taught Web technologies at both Seneca College and Humber College, knitting and bookbinding classes at various shops in Toronto and Owen Sound. She has delivered social and technical presentations at IT conferences across North America, Europe, and New Zealand. Her conference presentations have addressed: database migration, version control (Bazaar and Git), Drupal, women in open source, taking the SME business on-line, and community building. A list of upcoming and recent (technical) presentations is available from her <a href="http://www.emmajane.net/events">Speaking page</a>.</p><ul ><li><a href="http://www.emmajane.net/" target="_blank" title="Emma Jane Westby On The Web" >Web</a></li> | <li><a href="https://twitter.com/emmajanehw" target="_blank" title="Emma Jane Westby On Twitter" >Twitter</a></li></ul> Check-outs <p><b>Emma</b></p> <ul> <li><a href="http://www.kaleidoscopeapp.com/" target="_blank">Kaleidoscope</a> mergetool &#8211;  because of image diffs</li> <li><a href="http://rachelnabors.com/training/" target="_blank">Sketch training for techies</a> &#8211;  because of impostor syndrome for drawing</li> <li><a href="https://gnome.org/groupon/" target="_blank">GNOME</a> wins &#8211;  go open source!</li> </ul> <p><b>Matt</b></p> <ul> <li><a href="https://github.com/remiprev/teamocil" target="_blank">Teamocil</a>  &#8211; generator for tmux sessions</li> <li>The <a href="https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/nophone-usa/the-new-and-unimproved-nophone" target="_blank">NoPhone</a>  &#8211; kickstarter for a “technology-free alternative to constant hand-to-phone contact”</li> <li><a href="http://fractio.nl/2014/09/19/not-a-promotion-a-career-change/" target="_blank">“It’s not a promotion, it’s a career change”</a>  &#8211; blog post by Lindsay Holmwood</li> </ul> <p><b>Trevor: </b></p> <ul> <li><a href="http://www.sandisk.com/enterprise/ulltradimm-ssd/" target="_blank">Sandisk SSD</a></li> <li>Android L: Inbox</li> <li><a href="http://www.popularmechanics.com/how-to/blog/what-you-need-to-know-about-rosettas-mission-to-land-on-a-comet-17416959" target="_blank">Rosetta Probe</a></li> </ul> <p><a href="http://arresteddevops.com/pagerduty"><img /></a></p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p><a href="http://www.arresteddevops.com/redgate"><img /></a></p>

Tom Limoncelli, one of the authors of The Practice of Cloud System Administration: Designing and Operating Large Distributed Systems talks with Matt and Trevor (but mostly Trevor) about the challenges of modern system management.