10 years of #devops, but what did we really learn?
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Ten years of DevOps yields a few concrete facts: a global meetup scene grows to 70 events worldwide with 250 events before and ~900 organisers on Slack, lots of tooling shifts (Puppet/Chef → Ansible, Jenkins → GitLab/CI, Prometheus/Grafana, Docker then Kubernetes), and many workshops and Open Spaces built to share recipes. The surprising failure is measurable: continuous delivery remains rare, cultural change mostly stalls, tooling often automates processes but does not fix broken culture.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 2:0110th Year Anniversary Celebration in Ghent
- 10:33Stop Branching
- 10:53Culture Automation and Monitoring
- 19:23Seven Tools for Your Devops Stack
- 20:38Hiring for Devops Engineers
- 20:53Devops Certification
- 21:52Enterprise Devops
- 22:39Where Are We 10 Years Later
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