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Joined a managed service provider and given production SSH and sudo access, a developer cuts a 25-minute cycle by splitting 25 front-end apps out of one giant Jenkins job, writes separate repos and build plans, and automates deployments despite inheriting Chef cookbooks and shell scripts. Team adopts Kubernetes, spins namespaces in Google, port-forwards services to local machines, and repeatedly breaks then fixes pipelines — the changes land and development speed improves.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:44Could you lower your hands
- 2:08Introduction
- 4:05Why you dont need permission
- 10:19Saras background
- 11:50First emotion
- 12:30Past work
- 14:33Trust
- 17:06Humility
- 18:04Opening up the world
- 20:09Who am I
- 22:44Context matters
- 26:33Learning from operational people
- 31:16How to avoid a situation
- 34:51Limits on what a developer can do
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