In this episode, Zachary Randall of Chameleon Collective talks about his success using serverless technology to help understaffed technology teams save money on hosting fees, and reduce the complexity of maintaining infrastructure. He also plays the guitar for us.

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

Guest Patric Conant discusses the dangers of ignoring low-level infrastructure during a DevOps transformation, and some simple steps to avoid this common blind spot.

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

Somewhere, long ago, I learned of a technique I like to employ when onboarding new team members

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

How can we discover conflicting changes on separate branches as early as possible?

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

Do you worry about UUID collisions? Your data center is more likely to be destroyed in a nuclear strike. Prioritize what matters.

“Whether a human is involved in pressing the deploy button or not, you are going to deploy a bad update eventually.”

Documenation is one of the most trivial ways to increase team cohesion.