DevOops: 10 “Ops” Things You Might Have Forgotten While Developing - Rosemary Wang | TW Tech Talks
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Channel: Thoughtworks · 2017 · Science & Technology
We built an application or a platform! However, we soon realize that it is t-minus two weeks before release and we have no way of supporting it when it goes to production. Operations has not been trained, no one will know if a component goes down, and somehow the pipeline used in testing does not work in production. Oops. In this talk, we'll cover ten tips from the operations battlefront to remember as you develop an application or platform. With a focus on operations as a user and designing for support, these tips range from reminders on systems quirks to practices on engaging operations early in the development process. By taking a bit of an "operations" mindset in the development process, we can ease the release process and move closer to DevOps culture. -- As a consultant for ThoughtWorks, Rosemary Wang works to bridge the technical and cultural barriers between operators and application developers. She is passionate about learning best practices in software development and applying them to cloud platforms and datacenter infrastructure, especially networking. Whether it be helping an infrastructure engineer learn to code or an application developer troubleshoot infrastructure failures, she has fascination for debugging and solving intractable problems with as little effort as possible. When Rosemary is not drawing at a whiteboard, she valiantly attempts to hack stacks of various infrastructure systems on her laptop while searching for the best ice cream available. –– https://www.meetup.com/ThoughtWorks-Tech-Talks-NYC http://www.thoughtworks.com/
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