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DevOps

The Toyota Way

12 minute read

A summary of the 14 principles in Jeffery Liker’s “The Toyota Way”. A quick recap for anyone who wants to learn the very basics of The Toyota Way.

State of Devops — 2024

5 minute read

Since DevOps was born we’ve had git, pipelines, containers, serverless infrastructure, social coding and AI. Where does that leave DevOps today?đŸ€·â€â™€ïž

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services

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LEAN

The DORITH principle

5 minute read

DORITH is a contraction of sentence “DO the RIght THing”. It’s a principle that enables you to make decisions that will appear to be tactical and still allow...

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agile

The DORITH principle

5 minute read

DORITH is a contraction of sentence “DO the RIght THing”. It’s a principle that enables you to make decisions that will appear to be tactical and still allow...

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DevX

State of Devops — 2024

5 minute read

Since DevOps was born we’ve had git, pipelines, containers, serverless infrastructure, social coding and AI. Where does that leave DevOps today?đŸ€·â€â™€ïž

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git

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github

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The Toyota Way

The Toyota Way

12 minute read

A summary of the 14 principles in Jeffery Liker’s “The Toyota Way”. A quick recap for anyone who wants to learn the very basics of The Toyota Way.

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lakruzzlaw

Lakruzz’ Law

4 minute read

Any organization that sets out on a certain toolstack (processes included) will remain on that exact stack until eternity or end-of-life whichever comes first.

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conwayslaw

Lakruzz’ Law

4 minute read

Any organization that sets out on a certain toolstack (processes included) will remain on that exact stack until eternity or end-of-life whichever comes first.

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toolstacks

Lakruzz’ Law

4 minute read

Any organization that sets out on a certain toolstack (processes included) will remain on that exact stack until eternity or end-of-life whichever comes first.

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devops

Lakruzz’ Law

4 minute read

Any organization that sets out on a certain toolstack (processes included) will remain on that exact stack until eternity or end-of-life whichever comes first.

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