DevOps - Philosophy vs Practice

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Argues that DevOps pairs philosophy with concrete tooling: aim to cut time from commit to production while keeping quality, using Git/GitLab/Bitbucket for versioning, TravisCI/CircleCI and GoCD for CI/CD, Chef/Puppet for deployments, and Docker + Kubernetes or serverless for hosting. Recommends open source stacks and automation to reduce errors, uses chaos engineering to improve resilience, highlights monitoring latency like Humio <1s versus Elastic 4–5s, and showcases a communication platform called DevOps Command Center that integrates alerts and collaboration.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 0:16Mattermost
3. 0:38A little about me...
4. 1:04What is DevOps?
5. 4:05The DevOps Philosophy
6. 5:06DevOps Concepts - Automation
7. 5:40DevOps Concepts: Chaos
8. 6:05DevOps Concepts: Ending Siloing
9. 6:32The DevOps Toolkit - Development
10. 8:59The DevOps Toolkit - Testing
11. 10:00The DevOps Toolkit - CI/CD
12. 10:43The DevOps Toolkit - Deployment
13. 12:15The DevOps Toolkit - Monitoring
14. 13:30The DevOps Toolkit - Communication
15. 14:26The DevOps Toolkit - Links
16. 15:03Conclusion

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