AITP Chicago Virtual Meeting on DevOps

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Topic:  DevOps thru the Decades

Look! Up in the Cloud! It’s a Team! No - It’s a Delivery Pipeline? No - It’s Platform Engineering! No – it’s still DevOps!

So just what exactly is DevOps these days? How has it changed in the last 5-10 years. Just a few years after “Continuous Delivery” exploded in popularity, DevOps quickly became a popular buzzword in IT just over a decade ago. But what is it now & how has it changed? This talk will explain the “what” and “why” of DevOps and how it has evolved since yester-year thru yesterday & today!

Speaker:  Brad Appleton

Brad is an enterprise DevOps & Agile CM leader, architect, choreographer, & transformer/transmogrifier. Since 1999 he has helped teams & organizations adopt, adapt and scale agile, as well as design, develop & deliver enterprise Agile ALM and DevOps Solutions. He is co-author of the book Software Configuration Management Patterns, and a former columnist for the AgileConnection and CMCrossroads communities at Techwell.com.

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