The Business Case for DevOps
[At the Unicom DevOps Summit on 23rd May 2013 in London I gave a talk on The Business Case for DevOps; here is a summary of the talk, along with […]
Questions to ask when applying for DevOps jobs
Here are some criteria which should be useful when trying to cut through the tangled mess of “DevOps” job titles in order to work out if a prospective role will […]
Three Org Changes to Encourage DevOps
[#encouragedevops] In the talks and break-out sessions at DevOpsDays London, in conversations at London Continuous Delivery meetup group, in numerous blog posts and articles talking about introducing a DevOps culture […]
Who Owns My Operability?
Reblogged from Software Operability: Operability is not something which can be ‘bolted on’ or retrofitted to software after it goes live; we need to design and build our software with […]
Tutorial – How to build your own website using HTML and WordPress
I have published a set of workshop notes on Github called Build Your Own Website – A Beginner’s Guide, covering the basics of HTML and WordPress-driven websites. I gave the workshop at […]
Cloud Deployments – Alex Papadimoulis at QConLondon 2013
Alex Papadimoulis (@apapadimoulis) of Inedo (and TheDailyWTF) gave a really useful talk on deployments for cloud-based software systems at QConLondon 2013 recently [slides, PDF, 1.6MB]. He stressed the importance of finding the appropriate deployment (distribution […]
Comic Relief, @garethr, @LordCope, and CloudFoundry at QConLondon 2013
I attended QConLondon 2013 last week; what I took from the first four sessions in the Building for Clouds track was: cloud API and infrastructure automation tools have now solved most […]
