The document discusses the concepts of DevOps and cloud operations. It promotes a cultural shift towards greater collaboration between development and operations teams. Automating infrastructure provisioning, configuration, and integration is presented as a way to improve business agility. Embracing new tools, measuring outcomes, and sharing knowledge are encouraged.
37. For Developers...
• Self Service Operations
• The infrastructure is the application
(and vice versa)
• Minimize Bottlenecks
• The “Right” Tools
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40. Operations
• Say “Yes”.
• You never liked rack
and stack that much
anyway.
• You have never
been more critical.
• Just get out of the
way.
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Lean into it appears courtesy of Cliff Moon, of Dynomite fame: http://twitter.com/moonpolysoft
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42. Infrastructure as Code
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43. Infrastructure as Code
‣ Version control
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44. Infrastructure as Code
‣ Version control
‣ Process control
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45. Infrastructure as Code
‣ Version control
‣ Process control
‣ Application control
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46. The 10th Floor Test
Can you automatically restore
your services if you:
1. Toss a random server out the
window
2. Toss a random engineer out
the window
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75. A Period of Combinatorial
Innovation
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76. A Period of Combinatorial
Innovation
• Abstract and fault tolerant
components
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77. A Period of Combinatorial
Innovation
• Abstract and fault tolerant
components
• Integrated network accessible
services
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78. A Period of Combinatorial
Innovation
• Abstract and fault tolerant
components
• Integrated network accessible
services
• Unlimited infrastructure
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