Don't get trapped in the fire esacpe
A risk I never imagined, and one I certainly never face when I work from home.
Adventures in DevOps 115: Universal Infrastructure as Code with Pulumi
Jonathan and Will discuss Pulumi, an infrastructure as code platform to build, deploy, and manage modern cloud applications using familiar languages, tools, and engineering practices.
Single-piece check-in?
What if we re-engineerd our airports so that we could offer single-piece flow for every passenger?
Long delays at Schiphol Airport
I spent over an hour in line, and walked 2 km, (in the snow, both ways) to get through airport security this morning.
What's the best way to find areas for agile improvement?
Don't be the hammer only looking for nails.
"Should we use story points for...?": The wrong question.
Getting a useful answer depends on knowing the right question to ask.
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What's the ideal ratio of devs to QAs?
Of course, as a consultant, I can confidently tell you: It depends!
Short-term alternatives to code freezes
Use a code freeze as a reminder that there are still quirks to be worked out, and make an effort to work them out.
Adventures in DevOps 114: Progressions Through Programming Languages
What are the types of program languages required in DevOps? What are the pros and cons of each?
TDD only makes sense if you already know the outcome... or does it?
If you don't know what your code should be doing, you have no business writing any code anyway!