First rule of the Fight Club is:
> You do not talk about Fight Club
Kind of expected something along those lines with more emphasis on the actual DevOps instead of meta talk about community.
Still, interesting read.
First rule of the Fight Club is:
> You do not talk about Fight Club
Kind of expected something along those lines with more emphasis on the actual DevOps instead of meta talk about community.
Still, interesting read.
The second rule of devops club is welcome to devops club!
The third rule of devops club: someone yells stop, goes limp, tests don't pass: the deployment is over. Roll back to your last known good Docker environment.
Fourth rule: only two gu^H^H devops professionals to a deployment.
Fifth rule: one deployment at a time.
Sixth rule: no bespoke one-off installations of "just this one library" in production.
Seventh rule: deployments will go on as long as they have to.
And the eighth and final rule: if this is your first night at devops club, you have to push something into production.
(Some of these are more practical than others, I'll admit. Please don't practice rule 8, and I'm not sure what rule 7 even means.)
And the on topic first rule, if you've ever read the book, is the first rule of devops guys is don't talk about devops "guys" in the presence of someone of the female persuasion.
"You do not talk about DevOps guys"?