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In this episode, our Accelerators Nawid, Remko, Santaji and Markus discuss virtualization and containerization. How these technologies were born and what these technologies have brought us and at what cost. We talk about the origins of containerization and what paved the way for its birth and what that has meant for the evolution of the web since its introduction. Containerization for one has had a huge effect on how we design our applications and infrastructure but it also means a shift in responsibility and a mindset change towards scalability, flexibility, security and overall design of our architecture and infrastructure.
If you're new to the world of containers or even if you're a veteran, either way this is a conversation worth listening to.
In this episode, our Accelerators Nawid, Phani, Remko, Santaji and our guest Zeger Hendriks discuss the differences between Trunk Based Development (TBD) and Feature Branching as repository strategies. We briefly talk about the emergence of these strategies and how they have gained popularity and why. What makes these strategies work and what are the consequences? Is choosing one over the other a sign of maturity within your team and organization or is one strategy always the best? And should you combine them to create your own special flavour?
If you want to have an answer to all of the above and even more, then wait no longer and have a listen.
Whether you are working in a greenfield project or trying to mature within the confines of an existing project, this is a conversation worth listening to!
Trunk Based Development: https://trunkbaseddevelopment.com/
Feature Branching: https://martinfowler.com/bliki/FeatureBranch.html
In this fourth episode, our Accelerators Nawid, Markus and Phani discuss the role, benefits and drawbacks of implementing Test-Driven Development(TDD) within your Software Development Cycle and share their views on how TDD incorporates other principles and practices associated with writing maintainable, high quality code. We briefly touch on topics such as SOLID and Clean Code. And we discuss how TDD can be implemented in greenfield projects as well as legacy code which needs to be refactored.
Links to topics discussed during the podcast:
Why do we need DevSecOps?
In this third episode, our Accelerators Nawid, Security experts Markus and Monica will share their views on the differences between DevOps, DevSecOps, and BizDevOps. How these have come to be and why they exist. We also touch on how to create a security mindset within organizations and how and whether we can quantify and measure the return of investment of security in IT.
Whether you are working as a coach, a developer, tester, or a manager in an IT organization, this is a conversation worth listening to!
Is the office necessary to do your job?
In this second episode, our Accelerators Nawid, Remko, and Phani will share their experiences and funny anecdotes with regard to working at the office vs working from home. What the challenges have been and what opportunities it has created in their respective work environments and how we can learn from these experiences.
Whether you are working as a coach, a developer, tester, or a manager in an IT organization, this is a conversation worth listening to!
In this first episode of DevOn SpeakUp, we will talk about how tools are not a solution to a cultural problem within DevOps.
Links
Gartner Report: https://www.gartner.com/smarterwithgartner/the-secret-to-devops-success/
The five keys to a successful Google team: https://rework.withgoogle.com/blog/five-keys-to-a-successful-google-team/
Host:
Nawid Sahebzadeh
Guests:
Leo van der Aalst
Remko Seelig
Phani Bhushan
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