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DevOps for Developers: When the site goes down I should know what to do

Wednesday, March 7, 2012

Agile brings the idea that when designing a product, collaboration produces better results than conflict, but all too often a familiar us-vs-them war breaks out between developers and operations. Devops is a buzzword, but in reduction it means putting the people in charge of writing the code in charge of keeping it running. Pivot Matthew Kocher attempts to convince you that you want to run your own site, and teaches you a little bit about how to do it.

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