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DevOps: The Things We Must Stop

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Things We Must StopAnytime there is a popular movement in technology (and I would argue any other field), people get carried away. We’ve seen it over and over, and DevOps attracts this kind of attention. In fact, DevOps caters to those who get carried away by mainstream folks screaming, “THIS CHANGES EVERYTHING!” That type of hyperbole pushes those […]

Picking a Git for the Enterprise

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Picking Git for EnterpriseSome of my Agile and DevOps transformation work, not surprisingly, involves helping clients with tooling adoption—to set up, scale and operate across the organization. This blog piece is about a recent experience of setting up Git across a client organization. Git, as most of you are aware, is a fundamental building block for many of […]

Why Open Banking Should Consider DevOps

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Open Banking Should Consider DevOpsThere is a craze sweeping Europe, and rippling across the world—and no, I’m not talking about the next British Invasion. Open banking is a trend that’s significantly altering how banks work with fintechs and maintain agility in the global marketplace. A main enforcer is PSD2, a piece of EU legislation that sanctions access to personal […]

DevOps Chat: Post-DOES Workshop w/ Gary Gruver & Helen Beal

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Post-DOES WorkshopGene Kim’s DevOps Enterprise Summit UK is just a few weeks away, June 25-26. While DOES UK this year is shaping up to be a must-see event, there are also some great events taking place around DOES. One is sponsored by Electric Cloud (also a founding sponsor of DOES). It is a post-DOES workshop, featuring […]

10 Views on What Microsoft’s GitHub Deal Does for DevOps Users

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Microsoft's GitHub DealThe DevOps and open source communities have been in a tizzy all week over the massive $7.5 billion Microsoft acquisition of GitHub. Even as many developers rage on Twitter about the deal and still others are rushing to migrate their repositories to alternative solutions—#movetogitlab has trended heavy this week—for the most part the DevOps community […]

Microsoft and GitHub: The Sky is Not Falling

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The consternation seen in some corners of the internet over Microsoft’s agreement to acquire GitHub is overblown and too early. For those who don’t follow me normally, I am a developer for Windows, Android and Linux. I am also a user of both GitHub and BitBucket. While I am an advocate, I am more of […]

How DevOps Replaces the BYOD Mindset

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DevOps Replaces BYOD MindsetThe impasse is clear: users often have no formal way to effectively communicate to IT departments how certain devices and apps are useful for work and should be allowed to connect to the enterprise’s network. Since the debut of smart phones well over a decade ago, so-called bring-your-own-device (BYOD) policies as a potential solution have […]
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