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martinjlogan
13y ago
Stats on where time is spent in traditional IT operations and DevOps operations based on a fairly broad based survey of 620 engineers.
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Fresh Stats Comparing Traditional IT and DevOps Oriented Productivity
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13y ago
s/nots/nuts/
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14y ago
OTP is more than just a framework it is really an important part of the language itself. Parts of OTP like proc_lib are built right into the VM among other close ties. This is why we focus our ErlangCamps 70% on OTP constructs and we wrote
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Approaches to Application Release Automation
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Depolyment automation with glu video
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Interview with DEVOPS_BORAT
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Jesse Robins "Amazon master of disaster" on DevOps Culture Hacks
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DevOpsDays LiveBlog of "DevOps in Government"
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Hello all, the simplest answer for why we did not include the gen_fsm is that it is not used very often. In 11 years of Erlang programming I have only used it a handful of times. You can easily replicate it's behaviour with the gen_server i
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You are right on target. OTP should be the norm and should be learned as a first step. Later on for curiosities sake one can learn to program without it! OTP codifies many of the best practices that experts in this type of process based con
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I built one of the fist comprehensive call detail record collection systems for a SIP voip network. I also built a least cost routing system for same. A options feed aggregation and charting backend. A package management system. many many o
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It was a very good talk. When you read the blog entry realize it was live blogged and that is why the English is the way it is - my fingers can only move so fast.