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Three Org Changes to Encourage DevOps

April 25, 2013by Matthew Skelton (@matthewpskelton) 1 Comment

[#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 […]

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Agile and Lean, Continuous Delivery, DevOps, Operability, Software, Teams
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Tutorial – How to build your own website using HTML and WordPress

March 26, 2013by Matthew Skelton (@matthewpskelton) Leave a comment

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 […]

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Software, Tools
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What Makes an Effective Build and Deployment Radiator Screen?

March 11, 2013by Matthew Skelton (@matthewpskelton) Leave a comment

Build screens (or build monitors, or information radiators) are an important tool in helping to achieve Continuous Integration and in trapping errors early. When the number of build jobs becomes […]

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Continuous Delivery, DevOps, Monitoring, Software, Teams, Tools
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Icebreaker for Agile Retrospectives – Empathy Snap

November 15, 2012by Matthew Skelton (@matthewpskelton) 1 Comment

I was invited by one of our London dev teams to facilitate their retrospective yesterday. I’m far from an expert in facilitating retros, although I enjoy it, and I find […]

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Agile and Lean, Teams, Tools

Five Interview Questions for Hiring DevOps Staff

March 4, 2012by Matthew Skelton (@matthewpskelton) 2 Comments

Over the past seven or eight years I have developed a list of five key interview questions for recruiting staff to software development teams. These five questions have come to stand […]

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DevOps, Hiring, Teams

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