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Mentioned in 13 episodes

The DevOps handbook

Book • 2016

The DevOps Handbook provides a detailed and practical roadmap for improving IT in any organization by bridging the gap between development and operations teams.

It includes case studies from companies like Google, Capital One, Netflix, and others, demonstrating how DevOps practices can enhance business outcomes.

The book focuses on culture, automation, measurement, and sharing, and it extends the solutions presented in 'The Phoenix Project' to cover information security and compliance.

The second edition features new case studies and insights from renowned researcher Dr. Nicole Forsgren.

Mentioned by

Nicole Forsgren

Henry Suryawirawan

Mentioned in 13 episodes

Mentioned by

Nicole Forsgren

in the context of the State of DevOps Report.

How to measure and improve developer productivity | Nicole Forsgren (Microsoft Research, GitHub, Google)

Mentioned by

Henry Suryawirawan

when introducing

John Willis

.

#237 - Tackling AI and Modern Complexity with Deming's System of Profound Knowledge - John Willis

Recommended as a book that provides a comprehensive guide to DevOps.

How to Deliver Quality Software Against All Odds • Daniel Terhorst-North & Julian Wood

Mentioned by

Clint Byrum

as the book that John Alspaugh wrote the Forward to.

Complex Systems and the Messy Nine w/special guests Dave Woods and John Allspaw

Mentioned by

Manuel Pais

as one of IT Revolution's reference books.

Tap Into Fast Flow with Team Topologies & Platform Engineering • Manuel Pais & Julian Wood

Mentioned by

Clint Byrum

when introducing John Allspaugh and mentioning his contribution to the foreword of the DevOps Handbook.

Episode 2 - Does Software Need Safety?

Mentioned by

Mark Graban

as one of

John Willis

’s co-authored books.

John Willis on Deming's Journey to Profound Knowledge in IT & DevOps

Mentioned by

Matt McLarty

as complementary reading material on DevOps.

Unbundling the Enterprise • Stephen Fishman, Matt McLarty & Erik Wilde

Mentioned by

Nathan Toups

, who notes it suffered from the same problem as the OpenTelemetry book.

OTel Fundamentals - Mastering OpenTelemetry and Observatibilty by Steve Flanders

Mentioned by

Carter Morgan

as a book he felt he should learn from, immediately after joining his company.

Your Boss Has Read This Book - Radical Candor by Kim Scott

Manuel Pais

recommends it, mentioning how books complement each other.

Manuel Pais Reflects on Team Topologies

Mentioned by Nathan as Nicole Forsgren, one of the authors, is on the forward of the book.

Building a Culture of Candor - Radical Candor by Kim Scott

Mentioned by

Matt McLarty

as one of the excellent books published by IT revolution.

The Blind Spots of Platform Engineering • Matt McLarty & Erik Wilde

Referenced by Carter and Nathan as they conclude their three-week discussion of the book and its principles.

Shifting Left on Security - The DevOps Handbook

Referenced as the book being read, discussing DevOps principles across organizations.

Is DevOps a Silver Bullet? - The DevOps Handbook

Mentioned by

Andy Leonard

as a book that mimicked the structure of The Goal.

Thanos Diakakis on Surviving the Software Apocalypse – AI, Agile, and Good Engineering

Mentioned by

Gene Kim

as a book that had few changes in the second edition.

From DevOps to 'Vibe Coding': Gene Kim on AI-Assisted Development and Platform Engineering

Mentioned by

Jez Humble

when discussing his work and contributions to the DevOps movement.

Innovation Through Software Development and IT

Mentioned by

Carter Morgan

as he says he is a big believer in the idea of DevOps.

The Patterns of React - Advanced React by Nadia Makarevich

Mentioned by

Tanya Janca

as a book she enjoyed and drew inspiration from.

First Do No Harm - Security Challenges in Healthcare - Ed Gaudet, Tanya Janca - ESW #396

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