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39 | What is DevOps and its role in IoT? | Nick Mills - General Manager EMEA, Circle CI
In episode 39 we take a slightly different angle to explore the world of DevOps👨💻 with Nick Mills - General Manager EMEA at Circle CI and how the DevOps process is innovating software development for traditional companies to IoT!⌚️📲
Sit back, relax, tune in and be the first to discover:
👨💻 Introduction to Nick's position at Circle CI and past at Facebook. 00:14 – 06:28
👨💻 What does Circle Ci do within DevOps? 06:28 – 09:44
👨💻 How is Circle CI enabling faster build and shorter feedback cycles to enable faster performance, control over the configuration of testing software? 09:44 – 11:46
👨💻 How the flexibility of automated processes addresses DevOps challenges? 11:46 – 16:20
👨💻 How are the types of companies implementing DevOps changing? 16:20 – 20:50
👨💻 What are the crucial challenges for DevOps moving forward and how can Circle CI combat these? 20:50 – 25:13
👨💻 Where are we going with DevOps in the future? 25:13 – 32:36
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Be the first to find out the latest developments in the fascinating world of IoT from the leading pioneers themselves at theiotpodcast.com
ABOUT THE GUESTS:
Nick Mills is an operator and early-stage investor, currently General Manager for EMEA at Circle CI, where he leads the new London HQ.
CircleCI is the world’s largest shared continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) platform, and the central hub where code moves from idea to delivery. Running 35M+ builds every month.
Before joining CircleCI Nick was the Head of Revenue for UK & Ireland at Stripe, and the Head of Sales for EMEA at Facebook so he has an incredible amount of experience to share.
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In episode 39 we take a slightly different angle to explore the world of DevOps👨💻 with Nick Mills - General Manager EMEA at Circle CI and how the DevOps process is innovating software development for traditional companies to IoT!⌚️📲
Sit back, relax, tune in and be the first to discover:
👨💻 Introduction to Nick's position at Circle CI and past at Facebook. 00:14 – 06:28
👨💻 What does Circle Ci do within DevOps? 06:28 – 09:44
👨💻 How is Circle CI enabling faster build and shorter feedback cycles to enable faster performance, control over the configuration of testing software? 09:44 – 11:46
👨💻 How the flexibility of automated processes addresses DevOps challenges? 11:46 – 16:20
👨💻 How are the types of companies implementing DevOps changing? 16:20 – 20:50
👨💻 What are the crucial challenges for DevOps moving forward and how can Circle CI combat these? 20:50 – 25:13
👨💻 Where are we going with DevOps in the future? 25:13 – 32:36
Want to be the first to know upcoming guests and explore exclusive insights into our events? Sign Up for our Newsletter on our website!
Be the first to find out the latest developments in the fascinating world of IoT from the leading pioneers themselves at theiotpodcast.com
ABOUT THE GUESTS:
Nick Mills is an operator and early-stage investor, currently General Manager for EMEA at Circle CI, where he leads the new London HQ.
CircleCI is the world’s largest shared continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) platform, and the central hub where code moves from idea to delivery. Running 35M+ builds every month.
Before joining CircleCI Nick was the Head of Revenue for UK & Ireland at Stripe, and the Head of Sales for EMEA at Facebook so he has an incredible amount of experience to share.
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