Ignite - Go Rin No Sno - What DevOps Can Learn From a ...
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Nine samurai principles map to concrete DevOps habits: adopt open honest post-mortems with factual data to build pattern recognition, define clear success metrics and measure everything to see what’s happening when teams aren’t watching, invest keyboard time practicing ops techniques rather than only reading, learn adjacent roles to build collaboration, watch small changes that precede big incidents, and actively quit useless processes so teams stop wasting time and focus on what actually works.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:32Do not think dishonestly
- 0:47Be honest about what's working, and what isn't
- 1:02The Way is in training
- 1:32Become acquainted with every art
- 2:02Know the Ways Of all Professions
- 2:17Develop organizational empathy
- 2:32Distinguish between gain and loss in worldly matters
- 3:02Develop intuitive judgement and understanding of everything
- 3:17Pattern recognition Run postmortems
- 3:47Measure. Everything.
- 4:02Pay attention Even To trifles
- 4:32Do nothing Which is of No use
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