Continuous Discussions (#c9d9) Podcast: Episode 48 – Process-as-Code
Written by: Electric Bee
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This morning on #c9d9 we talked about Process-as-Code. DevOps at scale requires predictability and consistency. Your application code is versioned. Infrastructure-as-code defines your environments. But what about the process? How do you define your processes as code? What are some use cases and best-practices for ensuring your automation is versionable, testable, and repeatable.
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This episode features:
David-Blank Edelman Technical Evangelist (with a hard 'g') for Apcera. USENIX board member. Talkin' about System Administration/DevOps/SRE, Perl, and stuff. @OtterBook | www.apcera.com/blog
Juni Mukherjee Author of "Continuous Delivery Pipeline - Where Does It Choke? ". @JuniTweets | techbeacon.com/contributors/juni-mukherjee
J. Paul Reed J. Paul Reed has over 15 years experience in the trenches as a build/release engineer, working with such companies as VMware, Mozilla, Symantec, and Salesforce. He speaks internationally on release engineering, DevOps, operational complexity, and human factors. @jpaulreed | jpaulreed.com
Mark Chassy Mark is learning how to make himself dispensable with automation and continuous data... @mark_chassy
Michael Wittig Cloud Specialist. Author of Amazon Web Services in Action. Software Engineer, Speaker, Teacher and Consultant. @hellomichibye | cloudonaut.io
On the next episode of Continuous Discussions:
Episode 49: Deployment Patterns
Join us on September 6 , to discuss best practices for advanced deployment patterns and deployment pipelines.
This episode will feature:
Flynn Father, photographer, thirty-year computing veteran. Currently solving problems for @datawireio. @datawireio | datawire.io/blog/
John Harris Snake, Gopher & Whale handler. Frequent Flyer. Automates all the things. Continuous Delivery Evangelist. @johnharris85 | johnharris.io
Viktor Farcic Software Architect at Everis, coded using plethora of languages, with his current favorites being Scala and Javascript, even though most of his office hours are spent with Java. @vfarcic | technologyconversations.com Stay up to date
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