September 2016
Intermediate to advanced
270 pages
5h 16m
English
I have encountered development environments where developers are expressly forbidden from doing anything at all operational, where traditional development structure is relentlessly battered by the 21st-century web environment. There were caged job roles; you were either a developer or you looked after hosting. They had separate budgets, despite the fact both departments had a clear common destiny.
The result of this kind of setup was that developers and operations technicians never shared knowledge. By combining development and operations (DevOps, if you will) there is not only an effective boost in the quality of the work delivered through a shared knowledge base, but efficiency increases by empowering ...
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