In this episode of Tiny DevOps, guest John Goerzen applies his experience as an amateur pilot to IT risk management.

I read most of "Team Topologies" on a flight to Madrid, and was able to immediately begin to put it to use.

I share my thoughts on three types of dependencies and on how they are managed differently.

If you depend on another team but they are not a bottleneck, you gain nothing by embedding them in your team.

Every bug represents a feature that someone forgot to complete.

In this miniature episode, I talk with... myself about the reason this podcast exists.

20 years after the original, this is my take on an updated "Joel Test"

The Toyota Production System's U-Shaped Cell is a favorite DevOps analogy: Put all the tools within reach of a single developer.

Has the pandemic proven the Agile principle of face-to-face conversation to be obsolete?

Agile isn't a religion. The Manifesto isn't scripture. Let's not treat them as such.

Don't waste time re-inventing the agile wheel for every new team. Choose a minimum viable agility.