The Road to DevOps with Steamhaus and AWS

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The document discusses the journey to adopting DevOps practices. It outlines the speaker's background working in development and operations roles. The key aspects of DevOps that lead to faster delivery of features to market are streamlining development and operations teams, culture, automation, lean processes, metrics sharing, and collaboration across teams. Contact information is provided for the hosting organization, Steamhaus.

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a bit About me
• 2007: linux Engineer @ autotrader
• 2009: Tech Director @ Melbourne server hosting
• 2014: Senior cloud Engineer @ DataCentred
• 2015: Tech director @ Steamhaus

Hosted by steamhausThe journey to devops
the solution
streamlining development
and operational teams
leads to faster, and more
accurate delivery of
features to market.

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the journey to devops
CULTURE automation
Lean Metrics Sharing

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1. culture

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2. Automation

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3. lean

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4. metrics

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5. sharing

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DevOps AWS

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