Why I hate squash
If your git history is full of noise solve that actual problem. Don't sweep it under the rug with squash-merging.
Adventures in DevOps 176: The World of Linux: From Debian to Ubuntu, Fedora to CentOS
We share our experiences with Debian, Ubuntu, CentOS, and Amazon Linux, discussing the pros and cons of each for both desktop and server use.
Adventures in DevOps 175: Apache Arrow with Matt Topol
What Apache Arrow is, its benefits & advantages, how it works and much more!
Adventures in DevOps 170: Testing and Development in the Data Domain with Pete
Pete Hunt of Elementl joins the show to talk about DevOps in the world of data
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99th percentile
If you have historical data regarding incident recovery times, change from a mean calculation to a 99th percentile calculation.
Adventures in DevOps 169: Everything you Need to Know about Salt with Nicholas Hughes
Learn how Salt is used for deploying, configuring, and managing complex IT systems.
Don't be so mean
The mean is useless when severe outliers are present, as is virtually always true when calculating MTTR.