DevOps is not a War
summary
Argues DevOps is not a war and that fear of change triggers a Thucydides trap cites 12 of 16 cases or roughly 75% leading to conflict cites a US Strategic Command RFP adopting OpenShift and Ansible and modern CI/CD tools recommends concrete concessions: automate security scans (Nessus‑style), bring networking security and finance in early gives a failed example of a bank that spent six years and millions then scrapped the project and advocates failing fast with an Andon cord style response to defects
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chapters (23)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:43Who am I
- 1:33DevOps is not a war
- 2:36Conflicts in digital transformations
- 3:14Who is Thucydides
- 4:14Who is Graham Allison
- 5:04The Orange Bear Trap
- 5:53How do we know
- 6:32War is the norm
- 7:00The divide is closing
- 7:55US Strategic Command
- 8:57DevOps Proposal
- 9:19Silicon Valley
- 10:07Fear
- 10:39Fear causes resistance
- 11:13Concessions
- 11:46Use Case
- 13:10World War 1
- 14:07DevOps the War Crime
- 15:42Networking Teams
- 16:26Security
- 17:50Business Processes
- 20:56Conclusion
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