Arrested DevOps

ADO Episode - Platforms with Kelsey Hightower and Andrew Clay Shafer Daniel’s Kubecon talk Daniel’s blog/tweet thread the kicked off his interest in Platform Eng Spotify golden paths Crossing the Chasm - Technology Adoption Lifecycle Backstage project Backstage as a service

VOID The Verica Open Incident Database (VOID) makes public software-related incident reports available to everyone, increasing understanding of software-based failures in order to make the internet a more resilient and safe place. After scrutinizing nearly 10,000 incidents, one thing is crystal clear: Resilience saves time. Taking the time to understand how to better respond when something green turns red—learning from the people, the processes, and the systems—will make your next incident smoother. 2022 VOID Report “Taylorism is a corporate disease that we haven’t developed a vaccine for yet” - Courtney

Jess and Roni talk about what continous feedback: where it came from, what it looks like in the context of a dev proces, and the benefits it can bring to engineers and developers. They also discuss Roni’s observability project, Digma.ai… and his other passion, complicated board games.

linkedin.com/in/dagnabieda www.themindfuldev.com How Dagna works with her clients https://www.arresteddevops.com/principal-engineer/

Breaking Down Gates with Tim Banks (previous episode with Tim)

Melody: melody.dev

Favorite Episodes Drawing DevOps with Ashton Rodenhiser Multicluster Service Mesh With Phillip Gibson and Annie Wang Brigade With Kent Rancourt Most Popular Episodes Most listened-to episode in 2021 was All Things Docker Second most listened-to episode in 2021 was Foundational Practices With Johan Abildskov Number three was Doing Releases Right With Scott Hain Pet photos! Moxie Nimoy and Ripley

Emily’s book ProAgile Emily’s blog Emily’s github Approval testing tools mentioned https://approvaltests.com/ https://github.com/texttest/texttest

The podcast discusses the concept of DevSecOps and how to embed security in DevOps culture. They talk about free security tools like Trivy and Checkov, as well as the benefits of purchasing a security product for scalability. The host's own podcast is explored, focusing on its insights into security in DevOps. The importance of security education and certifications is emphasized, along with preferences for learning through YouTube videos and structured courses.