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DevOps Overture: What You Need to Know When Starting a DevOps Journey

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The new culture of software development, explained by a 30-year industry veteran.

Over the last decade, more and more companies have adopted a new approach to software development called DevOps. But few people seem to understand what DevOps is--or how they might fit into a DevOps environment.

DevOps Overture answers these questions. It begins with an overview of what software development methodologies came before DevOps and of the problems associated with those systems. It then explains what DevOps is and how it works to address these problems. Finally, it offers advice to anyone who wants to position themselves for a career in DevOps and warns of common pitfalls to avoid.

Maybe your company has adopted DevOps, and you need to adjust to an Agile culture. Or perhaps your company hasn't adopted DevOps, and you want to either advocate for the change or to position yourself to switch to a company that has. Or maybe you want to become conversant in DevOps practices. Either way, DevOps Overture is for you.

Shawn D. Doyle is a founder and CEO of ReleaseTEAM, Inc., a DevOps Consulting Firm, established in 1999. After serving in the US Army and Desert Storm, he has amassed nearly 30 years of software delivery experience, having worked with companies from midsized to Fortune 100 to solve their business-critical challenges. Shawn lives with his wife and three dogs in Colorado.

Software is everywhere. DevOps makes better software. Here is where you start.

234 pages, Kindle Edition

Published February 14, 2020

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April 17, 2020
A quick and comprehensive guide on devops! While, as a devops engineer (haha if you read the book, you'd get the joke) for many years, i do know much of this already, there's always something new! This is not a book that says, use these tools and you'll be doing devops in no time, because such a toolset does not exist. But it's full of wise advice. Particularly the pitfalls described in the latter chapter, that stuff happens even in companies that are trying to do devops. Highly recommended!!
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