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In this episode of the DEVOPS 2020 recordings, Jeff Williams, Co-founder & Chief Technology Officer at Contrast Security will show how you can ensure software security from the “inside out” by leveraging the power of software instrumentation. Jeff will show how software security instrumentation works, how it’s being used in many organizations, and what the future holds for DevSecOps. All DEVOPS2020 event videos: https://hubs.ly/H0rnJgj0

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Almost every time we talk about DevOps we come across the question about culture versus tools. Some people say there is no such thing as “DevOps tools”. Some say that if you adopting tools without culture, then you are doing DevOps in the wrong way.We are joined by Tuomas Keränen, a product manager for Eficode ROOT DevOps platform. He is laying the stepping stones for anyone who’s evaluating their tools used to embrace DevOps in their organization.Check out the relevant content for DevOps platform:- The Eficode ROOT DevOps Platform: https://hubs.ly/H0zSlFC0- Video: Eficode ROOT in 4 minutes: https://hubs.ly/H0zSlv90- Eficode ROOT Guide: https://hubs.ly/H0zSlLp0

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During the COVID-19 outbreak and the following pandemic, many organizations were forced to transition to the remote mode. In the DevOps arena, GitLab is an organization that has decided to be all-remote, always. They also actively share information not only about their strategy, direction and metrics, but also their approach to organizing as an all-remote company.Brendan O’Leary from GitLab joins us to talk about the connection between all-remote work, and remote-first DevOps. Because we believe that DevOps starts already from the business validation and design thinking, we invited Mervi Rauhala to share her experiences transitioning business and service design from co-located practices to remote.Relevant content (needs UTM tracking):- GitLab's public handbook: https://about.gitlab.com/handbook/- GitLab's 2020 Remote Work Report: https://about.gitlab.com/remote-work-report/- GitLab's All-remote playbook: https://about.gitlab.com/company/culture/all-remote/- The Digital Product Building (DPB) Toolkit: https://hubs.ly/H0zdWgl0- 5 tips for a great remote workshop, by Mervi Rauhala : https://hubs.ly/H0zdVS50- Remote work - Tales and tips of an adept, by Boris Schulz: https://hubs.ly/H0zdWls0

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In the DevOps 2020 event, Eficode’s CTO Marko Klemetti talked about improving DevOps capabilities. In this talk, Marko referred to the “design system”, stating that “design system is the voice and identity of an organization, but also a set of styles that represent that organization.”In this episode, we discuss in more detail the connection between design systems and DevOps. According to Marko, organizations should “connect all of your DevOps practices and tools into the design system.”Useful references about the subject:-How does UXDX break down development / design / research barriers?: https://hubs.ly/H0yRwhb0-Design system example on github: https://github.com/eficode/design-system-example-Vaisala’s new Design System:https://hubs.ly/H0yRwyd0-DPB Toolkit: https://hubs.ly/H0yRzYG0-Elisa style book: https://stylebook.elisa.fi/-The Australian Government Design System: https://designsystem.gov.au/

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This podcast is called DevOps Sauna, and frequent listeners have heard a sound produced when water vaporizes on sauna stones.But what's the back story? Why we think Sauna has anything to do with DevOps. I'll spill all the secrets in this episode.Oh, and about "vasta" and "vihta" that I referred in the podcast:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bath_broomAll transcripts of the DevOps Sauna podcast: https://hubs.ly/H0zSSml0

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People are often comparing Agile and DevOps like they're rivals. Is one somehow “greater”, more important, more fundamental than the other for creating the software more effortlessly? Listen to the reading of Kalle Mäkelä's blog article where he answers exactly these questions, arguing that both have a vital role to play in effective software development.If you're new to DevOps, you can learn more by downloading Eficode's free DevOps guide: https://hubs.ly/H0xN_Bt0

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Defining DevOps performance purely in terms of frequency deployment is a classic industry mistake. Ensuring that you deliver value to end-users is key.Using the key concepts of desirability, feasibility and viability Juho Juutilainen talks through making DevOps work for your organisation.If you want to learn more, download Eficode's free DevOps for Executives guide: https://hubs.ly/H0xP5740

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In this episode of the DEVOPS 2020 recordings, Jordi Mon, Senior Product Marketing Manager at GitLab talks about MultiCloud Maturity. Cloud Native development keeps growing so assessing your software development efforts to understand the benefits of moving to the Cloud is more relevant than ever.All DEVOPS2020 event videos: https://hubs.ly/H0rnJgj0

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We at Eficode value results. As we work with our customers, we see that sharing our experience and expertise spins them forward. However, it wouldn’t mean that there was only one truth that helped everyone. We sometimes see strong differing viewpoints about the means by which our customers should help themselves, and these differences extend to our customer base.To express these alternative points of view, we decided to host a debate between a few esteemed specialists. We discussed what is keeping software enterprises from scaling up, and touched upon some possible solutions.If you get excited about things like Agile, Continuous everything, DevOps, value stream mapping, or theory of constraint, we're sure you will enjoy this conversation by Kalle Mäkelä and Szilard Szell from Finland, and Henrik Høegh from Denmark. Kalle kicks off the discussion, and after that, it’s truly a free flow. Let’s tune in!Blogs by Kalle:-DevOps - An infinite mindset: https://hubs.ly/H0xNxGs0-Agile vs. DevOps: the grand debate: https://hubs.ly/H0xNCfJ0Blogs by Szilard & the 5G team:-How to realize the full value of 5G with organizational transformation: https://hubs.ly/H0xNCjC0-How to improve 5G business agility and time to market with automation: https://hubs.ly/H0xNxMc0Podcast with Henrik:-DevSecOps talks, Theory of Constraint - ep.#14: https://www.devsecops.fm/episodes/theory-of-constraint/-Chocolate driven development: https://www.chocolatedrivendevelopment.com/blog/categories/theory-of-constraintsKeywords: Agile, DevOps, Lean, value stream, theory of constraint, software architecture, scaling, SAFe, cloud native, manifesto, continuous everything, microservices

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When we hear and read about the benefits of DevOps, we often learn that DevOps accelerates software delivery and that this, in turn, drives business performance. Also, we learn that the best DevOps performers are more than twice as likely to achieve or exceed their objectives: profitability, productivity, and customer satisfaction.But how does a DevOps transformation look like from the practitioner’s perspective? We had an opportunity to spend some time with Henri from OP, a customer of Eficode, and one of the largest financial companies in Finland. Henri has first-hand experience of getting a large organization on a change management journey, and he’s happy to share that with us.Referred in the discussion:-State of DevOps report 2019: https://hubs.ly/H0xqJH30-The Agile C-Suite: https://hbr.org/2020/05/the-agile-c-suite-Surprising truths about DevOps: trends, tools and fads: https://hubs.ly/H0xqJHd0-DevOps transformation: https://hubs.ly/H0xqJD80-Henri on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/henrihelakari/