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Conor Delanbanque

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Conor Delanbanque

Conor Delanbanque has been building & scaling teams in the DevOps space for some time now. As well as supporting the growth of some of the most innovative DevOps & SRE organizations in the US and Europe, Conor also founded the Future of DevOps Thought Leaders Debate. He Co-Organizes DevOpsNYC and sponsors DockerNYC Meetup on a regular basis. He was a keynote speaker at DevOpsDays Cuba, 2017 and has contributed to a number of online publications and podcasts. You can tweet him at @ConorDevOps, find him on LinkedIn or at various tech events across the Americas.

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How to Transition to Become a DevOps Engineer

You’ve either heard the buzzword or you’ve seen the extensive list of rewarding aspects that come with being a DevOps engineer. Whatever the reason you’re here, this guide should help with taking the right steps toward becoming a DevOps engineer, whether this is your first job after graduating or an opportunity to reskill leveraging your […]

Aug 15, 2019 · 3 min

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Agile and DevOps: Where the Rubber (Literally) Meets the Road

Do Agile and DevOps methodologies apply outside of technology? More specifically, can we apply them to sport? I decided to answer these questions by analyzing the application of Agile and DevOps principles within my road-cycling team. For those of you who don’t know, cycling is a very data-driven sport. While we are training and racing, […]

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Is DevOps Really Necessary?

I spend my days discussing DevOps and digital transformations with companies of all sizes, from startups to some of the world’s largest enterprises. I’ve found that many teams are still at a very early stage in modernizing their technology, culture and practices. However, I’m surprised at the number of the organizations that don’t believe in […]

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