In this episode, we sit down with Brendan Gregg of Joyent to discuss performance and his recent article, Thinking Methodically about Performance.

This episode was started with a tweet from Javier Segura - " @nathenharvey are you still recommending capistrano deploys in a chef infrastructure? I want to know what the best practices are"

Unable to answer the question in 140 characters, we gathered an expert panel and discussed the topic for about forty-five minutes.

In this episode, we discuss managing Window environments with Chef.

This episode is a continuation of our discussion of Roles, Environments, Attributes and Data Bags. The episode was recorded as a Google+ Hangout and streamed live on YouTube.

This episode is a look at Roles, Environments, Attributes and Data Bags.

The episode was recorded as a Google+ Hangout and streamed live on YouTube.

Join this round-table discussion summarizing DevOpsDays NYC. 

In this episode, Nathen and John sat down to talk with Matthias Meyer, aka @roidrage, to discuss his DevOpsDays NYC presentation, Failure is Always An Option, TravisCI, and more.

This episode is a look back at the Food Fight Show in 2012 and a discussion of the changes planned for 2013. The episode was recorded as a Google+ Hangout and streamed live on YouTube.

In this episode, we discuss Ops School and training System Administrators. The episode was recorded as a Google+ Hangout and steamed live on YouTube.

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In this episode Nathen, @lusis, and Mike Fiedler sit down with Sean Porter and Ulf Mansson to discuss Sensuand #monitoringlove.

This episode was inspired by Ulf’s presentation at DevOps Days Rome 2012:

Monitoringlove: a True story in this presentation given at DevopsDays Italy. Ulf Mansson describes how the implementation of sensu and graphite convert the monitoring meme from monitoringsucks to monitoringlove. Hey kids, Ulf is right. monitoringsucks is dead, long live monitoringlove! There is now an active monitoringlove hashtag on twitter and an active #monitoringlove IRC channel. Join the Fun! Thanks to Ulf Mansson for making us realize that monitoring no longer has to suck and that if we put in just a bit of extra work, we can experience monitoringlove too.