Fearless DevOps: Committing to Code
summary
Concrete checklist for committing code: get everything into use Git repos, wire up CI (Jenkins/Travis) so merges and tests run automatically, and push deployments through chatops with Slack/HipChat that records who did what (example: automatic messages when someone SSHs or a bot lists MySQL databases). Favor tiny, reviewable scripts (often simple bash) and make deploys and rollbacks instant: automate deploys and rollbacks. Also practice breath focus flow to avoid panic-driven mistakes.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 1:36Committing the Code
- 3:36Fear of Commitment
- 9:01Three Steps to Controlling Fear
- 13:41Method To Store the Code
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