Most teams have many problems that could be fixed. But not all should be fixed. At leat not yet.

A mistake I see many people and teams make is that of assuming that an automated task will look like the manual task, only automatic.

I can't help you if we can't agree on this.

I join the Lovin' Legacy podcast to talk about DevOps, the Go language, and implementing Continuous Delivery in reverse. Have a listen.

Particle41 CEO Benjamin Johnson talks about DevOps as a Service.

I've noticed a trend of defending what is mistakenly believed to be GitFlow.

"Oh yeah, we have lots of tests! I'm not sure if they work, though."

Metrics must be used in service of a desired outcome.

I join the Agile Embedded podcast to discuss continuous delivery, and how to implement it in reverse.

I've seen many teams paralized by fear when it comes to improving their software delivery practices.

GitFlow vs Trunk-Based Development is like Coke vs. Pepsi, right? Not really.