Kris Buytaert – Over a decade of #devops, what have we learned

Security Automation

Explore the evolution of DevOps over a decade, debunking myths, highlighting cultural importance, and emphasizing the need for collaboration, automation, and process improvement.

Key takeaways

DevOps is not a job title, but a culture and mindset that changes how organizations work together.
The industry is plagued by tooling hype, with people jumping on new tools without understanding their value.
Large organizations are harder to change, and most don’t actually change their culture.
DevOps is not just about tooling, but about people, processes, and culture.
Agile and DevOps are not the same thing, and Agile doesn’t work for everyone.
The industry needs to focus on changing the way people work together, rather than just adopting new tools.
DevOps is not a solution to all problems, and it’s not a magic bullet.
The industry needs to learn from its mistakes and teach people about anti-patterns.
DevOps is about changing the way organizations work together, not just about tooling.
The industry needs to focus on building a culture of collaboration, automation, monitoring, measurement, and sharing security.
DevOps is not just about the tools, but about the people using them.
The industry needs to focus on teaching people how to do software delivery better, rather than just adopting new tools.
DevOps is not a solution to all problems, and it’s not a magic bullet.

Kris Buytaert – Over a decade of #devops, what have we learned

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