Minimum Viable Continuous Delivery
A group of people with a lot broader experience than I have, come up with a pretty good definition of "Minimum Viable Continuous Delivery".
Adventures in DevOps 109: Is Kubernetes Right for You?
Everyone and their mother is talking about Kubernetes, but is it right for you?
One not-so-simple trick to reduce your time fixing bugs
Continuous Delivery reliably predicts less time spent fixing bugs. How close are you?
How expensive is a bug?
The "observation" that fixing a bug in production costs 1000x more than fixing it during design assumes a waterfall approach.
The store will be closed for software upgrade
In 2022, I can't think of any legitimate reason that a place of business should need to close for a software upgrade.
What if the stakeholder can't work in an agile way?
Many projects do operate in a non-agile way. What happens to them? Most fail.
How to release 2 years of unfinished code, the "Agile way"
Unfinished code is like old parts in a warehouse.
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So do you expect me to write a blank check?
If we don't know when a software project will be done, how do we know if it's worth the investment?
Tiny DevOps episode #39 Bryan Finster — The One Agile Scaling Framework to Rule Them All
Bryan Finster returns to Tiny DevOps, this time to explain the amazing benefits of his new Scaled Agile DevOps Maturity Framework (SAD MF), the silver bullet that you, and literally everyone else, should be using.
