Tag Archives: devops
Pushing twice daily: our conversation with Facebook’s Chuck Rossi
At my new job we’re reigniting an effort to move to continuous delivery for our software releases. We figured that we could learn a thing or two from Facebook, so we reached out to Chuck Rossi, Facebook’s first release engineer … Continue reading
Posted in Continuous delivery, Devops principles
Tagged devops, facebook, process, release engineering
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A battle plan for devops in the enterprise
Establishing a devops platform in an enterprise environment is challenging because there are a bunch of groups who own different pieces of the puzzle, and they will generally have different ideas on how to move forward. But there’s a way … Continue reading
Posted in Devops principles, Execution, Organizational
Tagged assets, deployment, devops, integration, planning, strategy
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Devops: what it is and why you should be doing it
Devops is a big deal nowadays, and there’s a variety of ways people describe it and its benefits. Here we’ll move past the fluffy characterization involving developers and operations working together joyously—not to mention the outright wrong characterization of one … Continue reading
Posted in Devops principles
Tagged continuous delivery, deployment pipeline, development, devops, operations
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