scriptrockalan

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Tongue in cheek look at DevOps and the Enterprise(scriptrock.com)
1 points by scriptrockalan 13y ago|0 comments
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Puppet, Now for Neckbeards: A Developer’s Thoughts on PuppetConf(scriptrock.com)
2 points by scriptrockalan 13y ago|0 comments
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Cormac McCarthy on Application Configuration(scriptrock.com)
2 points by scriptrockalan 13y ago|1 comments
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DevOps Dave Comic - Don't Believe the Hype(scriptrock.com)
3 points by scriptrockalan 13y ago|0 comments
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by scriptrockalan 13y ago
I used Photoshop douchebag.
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by scriptrockalan 13y ago
More inspired by this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GjJCdCXFslY :)
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by scriptrockalan 13y ago
The mechanics wouldn't necessarily be part of the same "team" as the rest of the functions.
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by scriptrockalan 13y ago
Truly frightening.
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by scriptrockalan 13y ago
Sadly enough I agree with this rather bleak assessment to a large degree. I don't believe that we're truly stuck with it though. Why have Agile and DevOps movements gained so much traction (hype)? For me it almost always comes down to the n
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Comics, not blogs. DevOps Dave - Buried in Logs(scriptrock.com)
7 points by scriptrockalan 14y ago|1 comments
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by scriptrockalan 14y ago
Great, I'm already getting flamed by coworkers for that title. Probably fair :)
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Automated Testing as an Agile Enabler(scriptrock.com)
13 points by scriptrockalan 14y ago|1 comments
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by scriptrockalan 14y ago
Stoked someone noticed :)
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by scriptrockalan 14y ago
What we want to see in "DevOps" tools is collaboration and visibility baked in. A tester in an Enterprise is unlikely to start writing Puppet manifests. If they could contribute notes and requirements to one though, perhaps even in a format
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by scriptrockalan 14y ago
We're massive fans of Blueprint. Richard et al did an amazing job with it. Anything that lowers the friction for use of Chef and Puppet is a great thing. We're looking forward to working more closely with the Blueprint guys with what we're
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by scriptrockalan 14y ago
Hey, nice to see someone cares enough to post and comment on my blog. BryantD, if you work in a place where testers review Puppet manifests that's awesome. It's fair to say I was generalising. I believe that the tools should be doing more t
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by scriptrockalan 14y ago
If you're serious about your startup then apply. There is no better launching pad on offer in Australia.
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Don't tell me what you're planning in the bedroom + other suspect pitch advice.(startupchumps.com)
2 points by scriptrockalan 14y ago|0 comments
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by scriptrockalan 14y ago
+1 @davidtyleryork, we've been doing the same. Customizability is always a concern for us but we will definitely take a close look at this.
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ScriptRock - We are (on) the Robots(blog.scriptrock.com)
22 points by scriptrockalan 14y ago|10 comments
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by scriptrockalan 14y ago
Likewise. We're a 500 company so I hope I can grab some of your time. I'll leave you alone for now though as you've got enough on your plate. Good luck for Tuesday @asharppaul
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by scriptrockalan 14y ago
Wow. Thanks for the kind words. Didn't think my blog would ever make it to the HN home page.