To always be shipping (SPS)

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This document contains a series of tweets by @bridgetkromhout discussing various topics related to software development such as deconstructing a monolithic Python/Django app into microservices, containerized builds that standardize development environments, challenges with zero-downtime deployments, making reasonable technology decisions, and how having the right infrastructure is important for continuously shipping updates.

@bridgetkromhout
To always be shipping…
Bridget Kromhout

@bridgetkromhout
navigating infrastructure choices

@bridgetkromhout
Previously, on Platform Tales…
Docker in Production:
Reality, Not Hype

@bridgetkromhout
Deconstructing
a monolithic
Python/Django
app into…
(as was the style
at the time)
Go microservices

@bridgetkromhout
Containerized builds
runs tests
creates versioned
deployable artifacts
standardizes development
environment

@bridgetkromhout
“Great job on those
zero-downtime
blue-green
deployments!”
—no CEO ever

@bridgetkromhout
tech decisions: a Markov bot against HN
probably not 
^

@bridgetkromhout
Just because you can…
…doesn’t mean you should.

@bridgetkromhout
“To always be
shipping,
you need a
shipyard”
Bret Mogilefsky of 18F,
on cloud.gov

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Monitorama Portland 2014 Portland, OR 2014-05-05 to 2014-05-07 When I joined a startup already in progress as their first ops hire, what monitoring existed was a twisty maze of half-measures. The devteam dreaded oncall, and our Mean Time To Lost Sleep was way too low. Improving visibility into our infrastructure and application performance required trying new tools and changing how we thought about what we were measuring. Join me for a tragicomic journey from the vale of blissful ignorance through the straits of Nagios and into the mountains of Graphite. Thrill! to the victories. Cringe! at the rewards of hubris. Share! your own insights, because this tale never really ends.

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