A collection of 29 posts
I recently authored a post for the AWS Architecture blog [https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/architecture/why-deployment-requirements-are-important-when-making-architectural-choices/] regarding why DevOps requirements are important when making architectural decisions - said another way, is why
Ghost [https://ghost.org/] is one of the most popular CMS and blog platforms, rated 2nd on GitHub [https://github.com/topics/cms], and the biggest open source headless CMS project [https://headlesscms.
‌Legacy corporates are abound, and they see the Internet unicorns stealing their lunch. They know that if you cant beat 'em, then join 'em. So they also want some of the fancy stuff
AWS has a division called Enterprise Strategy, which is staffed by former CIOs who have each had successful Digital Transformations, including migrations to the Cloud. They travel around the globe helping the largest
After reading The Unicorn Project [http://hacksaw.co.za/blog/book-review-the-unicorn-project/] a few months ago, (and Accelerate [http://hacksaw.co.za/blog/book-review-accelerate/] and the Phoenix Project a few years prior) I came
DevOps is primarily focussed on moving code from a developers laptop into production, in a fast manner, while maintaining stability. Fundamentally, this is the delivery pipeline. For those of us using DevOps to