Ignite: Moving from regular sysadmin to DevOps
summary
Moves from being a hands-on datacenter sysadmin into DevOps by joining daily standups, answering surprise requests like 200 VMs with 2 GB each, and learning developer lingo while on-call duties shift. Finds that concrete tooling choices rarely matter, that people and process drive success, and that folding security early prevents late firefights. Discovers the work is continuous not project‑bound and that clearer communication actually keeps apps running.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:30Oguz background
- 1:00First company
- 1:30Learning DevOps lingo
- 1:45Early stages of DevOps
- 2:00Joining DevOpsDays
- 2:15The Scrum Meetings
- 2:30Microsoft
- 2:45Problems
- 3:00What is the last
- 3:15Developing story
- 3:30People
- 3:45Communication
- 4:00Process
- 4:15Tools
- 4:30DevOps
- 5:00Project continues
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