Choose Your Own Adventure (devopsdays Philly 2017)

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Choose Your Own Adventure

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— Perl motto intended
to make ops folks cry,
probably
“There's More Than One Way to Do It”

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totally accurate architecture diagram

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containers : a means, not an end

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it’s $date; do you know where your dependencies are?

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expect continuous partial failure
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full-stack ninjas

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devs on call: don’t say gl;hf

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silos are for grain
not actually devops
still computers

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create a culture of collaboration

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site reliability:

sounds great;

requires fault-tolerance
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infrastructure for choosing your own adventure
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minimum viable anything
Image credit: Business Model Toolbox

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91F: yolo into
production!
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yolo!

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Attack
Kitten
growls
about
Day 2

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context switching
overhead != free

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spoiler alert:
people > process > tools

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