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Docker! Docker! Docker!

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James Turnbull has traveled the world speaking about Docker, and now he’s here to tell ADO all about it. The tech, the company, and the community: James has opinions and was more than willing to share them! James Turnbull describes Docker as a solution that is built by people to be usable by people, as opposed to some of the previous containerized solutions which were built by engineers to be usable by a very small subset of other engineers . James says, People kinda forget the past and go, oh my god Doc...

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DevOps in a Microsoft World with Jessica DeVita and Jeffrey Snover

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DevOps In A Microsoft World With Jessica DeVita And Jeffrey Snover. Is DevOps just for the open source world? Can you do DevOps in a Microsoft shop? What are some of the tools and capabilities available for Windows, Azure, and .NET professionals who want to approach work in a DevOps model? DevOps In A Microsoft World With Jessica DeVita And Jeffrey Snover. What are some of the challenges traditional Microsoft IT Pro’s deal with moving to a more automated DevOps pattern? Jeffrey: The body follows the head.

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A Year of ADO

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A Year Of ADO. It’s been a year of ADO, with topics from CI to security, panels of devs and of ops, and even Pete Cheslock. For the last episode of the year, we thought it would be fun to revisit Matt and Trevor chatting, sans guests - which hasn’t happened since the first episode! A Year Of ADO. Comments powered by Disqus.

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starting a new devops job

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Starting A New Devops Job. Starting any new job can be a mix of fun, excitement, and nervousness. But what about when you’re coming into a DevOps-oriented organization? What are some of the special challenges entering a collaborative, ‘blameless’ place of work? Katherine Daniels and Jake Champlin join us to discuss their recent experiences of starting at some pretty exciting workplaces. Starting A New Devops Job. Tonight’s episode featured a special guest host, Julian Dunn of Chef. Bridget suggests this ...

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What's New At Chef?

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WhatS New At Chef? Recorded live at ChefConf 2015, we sat down with Julian Dunn, Seth Falcon, and Adam Edwards of Chef Software to talk about all the cool new things that Chef is cooking up - including Chef Delivery, Chef Analytics, and new awesome things with Chef itself! WhatS New At Chef? Engineering lead at Chef. Interested in tech, startups, urban issues, transportation, journalism. Social engineer, provocateur, Detroiter, optimist. Comments powered by Disqus.

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devopsdays chicago

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Recorded on Day 2 of DevOpsDays Chicago. Matt and Trevor are joined by a panel of attendees and organizers to talk about their experiences at the first ever DevOpsDays to take place in the Windy City. #deepdishdevops for everyone! Michael The Goat Whisperer Ducy works for CHEF Software, where he travels all over the world and talks about goats and silos. He has a great family of 3 kids with his wife Nicole in Ohio. Comments powered by Disqus.

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Incidents and Accidents: Examining Failure Without Blame

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Incidents And Accidents: Examining Failure Without Blame. Dave Zwieback, VP of Engineering at Next Big Sound and Mike Rembetsy, VP of Technical Operations at Etsy discuss learning from the unexpected and examining failure without blame. With practical tips about technical tools and philosophical insights into the human factors and cognitive biases in play, these industry experts offer useful guidance for the thorny questions around the topic of failure. In NYC on February 12th, in which. Dave: Sidney Dek...

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git 101 with Emma Jane Westby

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Git 101 With Emma Jane Westby. One of the reasons that DevOps can be transformative to an organization is that it shortens feedback loops - talking about CAMS, the measurement piece is where that can come into play. Anyway, in that spirit, we’re taking feedback we’ve gotten from listeners who want more detailed, technical topics, and we have an episode talking about the HOW with git - with a very special guest, Emma Jane Westby. Git 101 With Emma Jane Westby. Emma Jane is a long time listener of ADO!

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managing systems in the cloud

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Managing Systems In The Cloud. Tom Limoncelli, one of the authors of The Practice of Cloud System Administration: Designing and Operating Large Distributed Systems talks with Matt and Trevor (but mostly Trevor) about the challenges of modern system management. Managing Systems In The Cloud. Stack Exchange is open sourcing its monitoring system called Bosun . Look for the presentation at Usenix LISA http:/ www.usenix.org/conference/lisa14/conference-program/presentation/brandt. Comments powered by Disqus.

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DevOps in the Enterprise

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DevOps In The Enterprise. DevOps isn’t just for startups - in fact, that argument can be made that it’s even MORE important for large, enterprise-scale companies than for anyone else. What does it mean to ‘do DevOps’ in an enterprise? Is there a different flavor of DevOps for enterprise companies? Does CAMS work at scale? Michael Ducy (CHEF Software), Ross Clanton (Target), and Steve Pereira join Matt, Trevor, and Bridget (wat? To finally tackle this tricky topic. DevOps In The Enterprise. Steve is an au...