Tag: phoenix project

DevOps: Assessing Behavior Flows Through an Organization
I’ll admit it, this article is a little strange. It is an experiment. But DevOps is all about experimentation, right? This article explores how information and behaviors in fact “flow” through an ...

DevOps: Using Games to Make it Practical
This blog stems from my experience of being one of the earliest DevOps Foundation trainers of DOI and successfully completing 19 batches of DOI Foundation course in the last year. In retrospect ...

DevOps is a Symptom, Not a Diagnosis, and Continuous Delivery is the Cure
You wake up and you have a sore throat and nasal congestion. Is it the common cold? Perhaps the flu? Is it bacterial? Viral? Any good physician will tell you that diagnosing ...

Five Great Books on DevOps
While the DevOps movement began in earnest in 2009, there are still a lot of questions about what DevOps means, how it’s done, and what the purported benefits of DevOps are. Big ...

Why “Enterprise DevOps” Doesn’t Make Sense
Recently, some folks have been suggesting that we need a new form of DevOps, something called "Enterprise DevOps" or "Big DevOps." DevOps is great, the argument goes, but large enterprises don't operate ...

Product Management’s Role in a DevOps World
When we started Datical, we knew that in order to be successful we needed to practice what we were preaching: DevOps. As the VP of Products and product owner of Datical DB, ...

No DevOps Roadmap? No Problem.
I’m a huge fan of The Phoenix Project and I’m honored to count Gene Kim both as one of my professional inspirations and also as a personal friend. There is, however, a ...

The Importance of the Bus Driver
The topic of DevOps has been a topic for many a debate over recent months years. Without adding fuel to the fire I'd like to present a slightly different take on the DevOps ...

Q & A with Kevin Behr on DevOps, its impact on security, and the challenges of bringing change to the organization
Kevin Behr has been in IT game for 26 years and is the author of seven IT management books, including the bestselling The Visible Ops Handbook, which he coauthored with Gene Kim ...

DevOps Is For Horses: Stop Making Excuses For Starting
While DevOps practices may be spreading throughout organizations both large and small, often times the most visible success stories are also the most exceptional. Organizations like Netflix, Etsy and Google are brought ...

Winners of “The Phoenix Project” by Gene Kim From DevOps.com
As one of the banners on DevOps.com says we are picking some lucky winners to receive a copy of Gene Kim's "The Phoenix Project". To be eligible to win you must sign ...

The DevOps Journey
Maintaining a constant thirst for learning is essential for anyone dedicating their career to the IT, computer and networking industries. It’s more than just learning about the latest technologies, rather, it’s imperative ...