One of the strong pillars of devops (if not the strongest) is the collaboration/communication. For the talk about Devops Metrics for Velocity 2011 I researched how to prove collaboration is a good thing: while discussing devops to people it sometimes comes to believe that it makes sense to collaborate more or that all this collaboration is overkill. I think at time I came across Design Thinking an

the devops hype produces some strange effects. not only do tool vendors try to jump on the devops band wagon by declaring their products “devops inside” or listing devops as a feature, but companies start to look for a “devop” in their job ads. don’t be misled! here’s what devops is really about: devops is about culture the fundamental basis for successful devops is a culture of trust and a feelin

I've been doing all sorts of software development over the past few years, from closed-source in-house software for companies to closed-source product development to open-source frameworks and tools development to close-source app development. Looking back on my experience with the various drawbacks and benefits of each of those development modes, I hereby recommend your next app be open sourced.