A collection of 29 posts
It's one thing reading about the extreme DevOps practices of the unicorns (Google, Facebook, etc), and it's completely another thing trying to adopt DevOps in a legacy organisation. Thats why it's reassuring to
In a previous post, we spoke in depth about product/feature teams [http://hacksaw.co.za/blog/conways-law-and-devops-moving-the-org-structure-to-feature-teams/] . In this post, I want to talk about a Platform team, that will support the
When ever we talk about APIs, people always think about the legacy ESB/SOA/ESF stack. They are not meant to solve the same problems. * SOA uses APIs – that’s about the only
Its easy to get caught up with stories of the Googles and Netflixes of the world. For the rest of us, stuck in legacy organisations [http://hacksaw.co.za/blog/corporates-its-like-the-material-writes-itself/] living the
I had pre-ordered this book, and when it was released on 26 November 2019, I read it immediately. Its a follow-up to the Phoenix Project, yet takes place in the same time and
Similar to the previous post on the different agile methodologies [http://hacksaw.co.za/blog/agile-and-agile-methodologies/], this post will cover some of the basics of DevOps. Last week I attended DevOps Foundations training