Open DevOps: Transparency and open source in the modern era
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Open DevOps refers to transparency and open source practices in modern software development. It involves infrastructure as code, open monitoring tools, open source components, open APIs, and open communities. A DevOps approach emphasizes code-centric and collaborative development across distributed teams through chat tools and open communication around outages. Open practices like MIT licensing, expressive domain-specific languages, and lowering barriers to entry help drive DevOps and cloud-based development.
Open DevOps: Transparency and open source in the modern era
- 1. Open DevOps Donnie Berkholz @dberkholz Transparency and open source in the modern era
- 5. What in the world is DevOps, anyhow?
- 10. The best Ops Experience wins
- 11. How is that not cloud development, again?
- 12. APIs, SDKs, CI
- 13. The best Dev Experience wins
- 14. Developers choose Sysadmins choose The split at data stores
- 15. It's all open
- 16. Open source Open APIs Open communities
- 20. Most communities are small
- 22. MIT-style licensing wins the day
- 23. Expressiveness, DSLs, & DevOps
- 24. It's all about barriers to entry
- 30. The truth becomes clear when your house is on fire Outage comms and postmortems reveal how you prioritize transparency
- 33. … And afterwards, when you're rebuilding it.
- 37. Donnie Berkholz dberkholz@redmonk.com Twitter/IRC: dberkholz Disclosures: AWS, Chef, Splunk, CloudBees (Jenkins) and AnsibleWorks are clients. GitHub, Puppet Labs, and Black Duck (Ohloh) have been clients.