DevOps - Keys to DevOps Success (Kim)
Devops - Overview (tags)
DevOps - Websites
| Website | Organization |
|---|---|
| DevOps.com | Founded by Alan Shimel in 2014, DevOps.com has grown as a huge vendor independed source on DevOps and related topics. |
| www.devopsgroup.com/blog | The company was founded in 2013 by James Smith and Stephen Thair, this is their DevOps related blog section. |
| blog.xebialabs.com | Xebialabs is one of the suppliers of devops platforms & tools to support large organizations. Gene Kim is one of their strategic advisors. |
DevOps - Books
The DevOps Handbook, Gene Kim, Jez Humble, e.a.
At a lot of organizations this book, from 2016, is the first book people read when moving towards DevOps. It is a solid work, combining insights from a lot of other pioneering IT professionals as well. If you are afraid it is only about managerial or mindset, don’t worry. There is much attention on improving the all the relevant flows, but it is build on technical insights and ideas.
At a lot of organizations this book, from 2016, is the first book people read when moving towards DevOps. It is a solid work, combining insights from a lot of other pioneering IT professionals as well. If you are afraid it is only about managerial or mindset, don’t worry. There is much attention on improving the all the relevant flows, but it is build on technical insights and ideas.
The Phoenix Project, Gene Kim, Kevin Berh, George Spafford
This books tells us the story of Bill. A nice guy we get to know but one who faces challenges with his new project code named ‘Phoenix’. It is paramount for the survival of his company and he needs to report directly to his CEO. In this swift read he learns new ways of looking at IT and knowing how and where to improve it.
This books tells us the story of Bill. A nice guy we get to know but one who faces challenges with his new project code named ‘Phoenix’. It is paramount for the survival of his company and he needs to report directly to his CEO. In this swift read he learns new ways of looking at IT and knowing how and where to improve it.
