Many Hands Make Light Work
summary
Claims DevOps actually floods supply by solving two bottlenecks: people and infrastructure, with the core assertion that cloud removes infrastructure constraint and that teams now run continuous reliable delivery pipelines that deliver services predictably. Cites surprising ratios like dev to ops ratio 7:1 to 20:1 to show unused labor, describes building instrumented delivery pipelines (transportation and lodging analogies) that demonstrably increase supply and warns that creating a separate DevOps silo simply recreates the constraint.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:25Supply and Demand
- 0:55The Sharing Economy
- 1:25Transportation
- 1:55Lodging
- 2:25Information Technology
- 3:11The fundamental supply constraints
- 4:11A DevOps Pitfall
- 4:26It's a trap!
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