All Episodes
Displaying episodes 91 - 107 of 107 in total
Continuous Delivery with Dave Farley
Dave Farley is the co-author of "Continuous Delivery". We discuss the book, real engineering, and more.
The Story of Parts Unlimited
The story of Parts Unlimited as told by Bill in the Phoenix Project and Maxine in the Unicorn Project.
Dev Environments
Something different for this episode! A live recording of my thoughts on integrated vs isolated dev environments.
SLIs, SLOs, & SLAs
SLIs, SLOs, and SLAs create a hierarchy. They measure reliability and create an objective framework for prioritization and decision making.
Pre-Commit Hook
The pre-commit prevents known bad commits from entering the deployment pipeline. Use it as tool to improve percent-complete-percent-accurate in your deployment pipeline.
DevOps for Beginners
A follow up interview I did on the Rails with Jason Podcast. Similar to the first episode of this podcast but with more details. Great if you prefer conversations inst...
Preflight Checks
Preflight checks prevent deploys into known bad conditions
Testing Your Deployment Pipeline on Rails with Jason
My guest appearance on Rails with Jason. We discussed designing deployment pipelines with preflight checks and smoke tests. Also the philosophy for DevOps and the impo...
The Four Types of Work
The four types of work--features, defects, debts, and risks--under pin the Flow Framework
12.1 Factor Apps: Dev/Prod Parity
The 12.1 factor app strives for dev/prod parity where practical and eschews it when not. This requires differenating between bounded and unbounded contexts.
12.1 Factor Apps: Logs
Three additions to the original 12 factor app logs factor
12.1 Factor Apps: Config
Patch level improvements to the original 12 factor apps. 4 points to improve the configuration factor in your application.
12 Factor Apps
The 12 factor app sets guidelines for designing software for deployment pipelines. They're a great starting point that can be improved upon. See why in this episode.
The Principle of Improvement
A look into into how fostering a culture of experimentation and learning drive continuous improvement. This is known as the Third Way of DevOps.
The Principle of Feedback
The Principle of Feedback, or the second way of DevOps, describes using right to left feedback in the value stream.
The Principle of Flow
A look into the Principle of Flow which calls for fast feedback cycles from development to production.
The Three Ways of DevOps
Learn the "Thee Ways" of DevOps: flow, feedback, and learning as measured by lead time, deployment frequency, MTTR, and change failure rate.
