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Issue #395 - 2019-02-18 - What is DevOps for you?
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Hi, What is DevOps for you? Is it a new job-title for system administrators who can also configure systems running 'in the cloud'? Is it a team of people who provide tools to allow all the others to self-service when they need to build/release/deploy a new version of the software? Is it a philosophy or development mode in which everyone in the organization, or at least in engineering, is responsible for the health of the technical environments? All of them. Including the development, testing, staging, and deployment environments. Asking for a friend :) ps.: It would be awesome if you shared your thoughts and experiences as a blog post and sent me the link. I could then link to them in the next edition. Enjoy your week! Gabor Szabo |
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