[Gallery images not available] Like reading about doing agile, DevOps, and “cloud native” in the real world? Check out my little booklet on that topic drawing from failures and success at large organizations that I’ve observed over the past few years. Get it here. A Chinese version is also available. I often present on this topic too. I have a new, updated version of this book in development. Check out the draft!

[Gallery images not available] Like reading about doing agile, DevOps, and “cloud native” in the real world? Check out my little booklet on that topic drawing from failures and success at large organizations that I’ve observed over the past few years. Get it here. A Chinese version is also available. I often present on this topic too. I have a new, updated version of this book in development. Check out the draft!

[Gallery images not available] Like reading about doing agile, DevOps, and “cloud native” in the real world? Check out my little booklet on that topic drawing from failures and success at large organizations that I’ve observed over the past few years. Get it here. A Chinese version is also available. I often present on this topic too. I have a new, updated version of this book in development. Check out the draft!

[Gallery images not available] Like reading about doing agile, DevOps, and “cloud native” in the real world? Check out my little booklet on that topic drawing from failures and success at large organizations that I’ve observed over the past few years. Get it here. A Chinese version is also available. I often present on this topic too. I have a new, updated version of this book in development. Check out the draft!

Check out my review of the DevOps Handbook and Start and Scaling DevOps in the Enterprise over on The New Stack. Unsurprisingly, I liked both of them, esp. the second: What I find so helpful, and even thrilling, about Gruver’s book, is that it’s exacting in its instructions and walks through several what-if scenarios for addressing common problems that come up when applying agile and DevOps at scale. Plus, it’s the perfect size for a book of this type: about 90 pages that’ll take you about 90 minutes to read.

Check out my review of the DevOps Handbook and Start and Scaling DevOps in the Enterprise over on The New Stack. Unsurprisingly, I liked both of them, esp. the second: What I find so helpful, and even thrilling, about Gruver’s book, is that it’s exacting in its instructions and walks through several what-if scenarios for addressing common problems that come up when applying agile and DevOps at scale. Plus, it’s the perfect size for a book of this type: about 90 pages that’ll take you about 90 minutes to read.

Check out my review of the DevOps Handbook and Start and Scaling DevOps in the Enterprise over on The New Stack. Unsurprisingly, I liked both of them, esp. the second: What I find so helpful, and even thrilling, about Gruver’s book, is that it’s exacting in its instructions and walks through several what-if scenarios for addressing common problems that come up when applying agile and DevOps at scale. Plus, it’s the perfect size for a book of this type: about 90 pages that’ll take you about 90 minutes to read.

Check out my review of the DevOps Handbook and Start and Scaling DevOps in the Enterprise over on The New Stack. Unsurprisingly, I liked both of them, esp. the second: What I find so helpful, and even thrilling, about Gruver’s book, is that it’s exacting in its instructions and walks through several what-if scenarios for addressing common problems that come up when applying agile and DevOps at scale. Plus, it’s the perfect size for a book of this type: about 90 pages that’ll take you about 90 minutes to read.

Check out my review of the DevOps Handbook and Start and Scaling DevOps in the Enterprise over on The New Stack. Unsurprisingly, I liked both of them, esp. the second: What I find so helpful, and even thrilling, about Gruver’s book, is that it’s exacting in its instructions and walks through several what-if scenarios for addressing common problems that come up when applying agile and DevOps at scale. Plus, it’s the perfect size for a book of this type: about 90 pages that’ll take you about 90 minutes to read.

Check out my review of the DevOps Handbook and Start and Scaling DevOps in the Enterprise over on The New Stack. Unsurprisingly, I liked both of them, esp. the second: What I find so helpful, and even thrilling, about Gruver’s book, is that it’s exacting in its instructions and walks through several what-if scenarios for addressing common problems that come up when applying agile and DevOps at scale. Plus, it’s the perfect size for a book of this type: about 90 pages that’ll take you about 90 minutes to read.