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Revisiting Larry Wall's "Three Virtues" through a DevOps lens

Talkat devopsdays Toronto 2018 · on Wednesday, 2018-05-30· [devops-and-delivery, software-architecture]
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Reframes Larry Wall’s three virtues for DevOps as actionable principles: do it right the first time (economy of effort to avoid repeated firefighting like SSH hacks that cause recurring pages), 15 seconds is a long time (impatience drives signals, streaming output and Kanban-style flow to cut waiting like multi‑form approvals), and be proud of what you do (ship measurable, tangible work and own it). Examples and claims focus on behavior change rather than tools; emphasis is on process, measurement and reducing rework.

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