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ChatOps – more Ops?

In the recent years we observed several movements inside of Corporate IT – DevOps and NetOps are two big ones in my experience. Probably there are more. While the definition of those is constantly changing depending on who you talk to and what time of day. Recently I came across a new term – ChatOps. […]

Link Propagation 108

Welcome to Link Propagation, a Packet Pushers newsletter. Link Propagation is included in your free membership. Each week we scour the InterWebs to find the most relevant practitioner blog posts, tech news, and product announcements. We drink from the fire hose so you can sip from a coffee cup. A note from Greg Why Link […]

Show 379: Grappling With Promise Theory

Mark Burgess, who developed the principles of Promise Theory as a way to model distributed systems, joins the Packet Pushers to explore how his ideas connect to networking and information systems. The post Show 379: Grappling With Promise Theory appeared first on Packet Pushers.

Infrastructure-as-a-Code-Git-Part-1

After our short introduction to IAC we shall start exploring some of the different tool that are mainly used in the IAC concept. If you have missed the previous post you can read it here The first tool I want to introduce is GIT (and I think is the most important one). What is GIT a […]