Very well written online documentation – you should have a look if you are on the DevOps path (see my previous post).
Ops School is a comprehensive program that will help you learn to be an operations engineer. Operations engineers are highly skilled people who manage the computer systems of businesses big and small.
Source: Ops School Curriculum — Ops School Curriculum 0.1 documentation
It took just 85 seconds for Alibaba to sell its first $1 billion, and an hour to top $10 billion
Quelle: Alibaba’s shopping event sales hit $1 billion in 85 seconds
A really good roadmap on how to evolve into a DevOps:
Article: https://dzone.com/articles/the-devops-roadmap-for-programmers
Image Source: https://github.com/kamranahmedse/developer-roadmap (There are also some for frontend/backend developers)
Old, but still very good. How to explain the different tasks and jobs in the software/gaming industry by a very simple and mundane item like a door:
Link: http://www.lizengland.com/blog/2014/04/the-door-problem/
There are many companies that expect programmers to get work done without access to their mind.
https://hackernoon.com/top-12-things-that-destroy-developer-productivity-2ddf0abc190
Atlantis is an open source tool designed to help teams collaborate on Terraform. It provides a workflow for reviewing and executing Terraform directly from GitHub pull requests. And they are now joining HasihCorp: I’m Joining HashiCorp!
Also HashiCorp will provide Terraform Collaboration for free: Terraform Collaboration for Everyone
An 80 pages long FREE ebook from Tom McLaughlin about Serverless DevOps:
The absolute worst is when you have dozens of people from all different departments in the same room. Sales, marketing, support, administration, programmers, designers, what have you. These departments have very different needs for quiet or concentration or use of phones or open conversation. Mixing them together is peak bad open office design.
… many workers say they can’t afford to live here, or to stay in the industry. And partly as a result of those benefits, restaurateurs say they can’t afford the workers who remain.
Schools are removing analogue clocks from examination halls because teenagers are unable to tell the time, a head teachers’ union has said.
Teachers are now installing digital devices after pupils sitting their GCSE and A-level exams complained that they were struggling to read the correct time on an analogue clock.
Quelle: Schools are removing analogue clocks from exam halls as teenagers ‘cannot tell the time’
