Every bug represents a feature that someone forgot to complete.

In this miniature episode, I talk with... myself about the reason this podcast exists.

"Process" gets a bad rap these days. Claiming you don't have a process is like claiming you don't breathe.

Can we avoid conflating DevOps with operations in job titles?

"Grant me strength to accept changes a week before a release" — But why aren't we using Continuous Delivery?

Apparently everyone hates sys admins. It's the kernel of truth in this meme that lead to the DevOps movement.

Most job applicants are rejected, including many good ones. Stick in there.

This is my list of red flags when applying for jobs to serve as food for thought when creating your own list.

Most important: Ask anything that could help answer the question "Do I want to work here?"

Cabin fever? Craving human interaction, but the office isn't open? Work from a café.

A good developer will reproduce a bug in a test environment, fix it there, then deploy to production.