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13 Nov 2024
At the coolest party of the town, House of Kube. 😎
If you’re around, say a hello :)
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26 Sep 2024
1/7 If you read about platform engineering on twitter or reddit, there is still a solid 50% faction that will say, “platform engineering is just DevOps or SRE rebranded”
This couldn’t be more wrong.
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6/7 Platform as a Product (and thus platform engineering) is a total flip of this approach.
There is reason that PE is such a huge player in the world of DevEx.
It genuinely has a gigantic impact on improving the day to day of developers
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26 Sep 2024
7/7 I’ll be talking all about this at IDPcon with my friends at Cortex
You don’t want to miss it. There is going to be a great roundtable discussion on how this works, it’s challenges, and what we still need to learn👇
idpcon.com/
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Platform Engineering is Product Management.
If you're trying to build a platform without understanding what truly sets platform engineering a part from what's come before. You're probably not going to get very far.
Don't believe me? I'll be talking about this at #IDPcon this year.
Come say hi and let's discuss it👋
idpcon.com/
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19 Sep 2024
Which is the biggest cause of DevOps burnout?
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kubernetes
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too many tech and tools
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Terraform k8 complexity
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other (answer below👇)
75 votes • Final results
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19 Sep 2024
4) Remote Team Interactions Workbook - Matthew Skelton & Manuel Pais: With the chances of all your platform stakeholders being in the same buildin (let alone the same continent) being basically zero, this less-known book by Matthew and Manuel is a great and super helpful read.
teamtopologies.com/workbook
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19 Sep 2024
5) DevOps Benchmarking Study 2023 - Me (with help): Okay, bit cheeky to add this here (and pretty presumptuous). But last week I read this whitepaper I worked on in 2023, and I think there are few things that lay out as clearly the reason why DevOps is failing, and platform engineering is taking over. And at 55 pages it could pass for a novella, right?
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