2020 is a remarkable year because how the things are going in DevOps and DataOps fields. Also let me mention DataOps challenges I listed a year ago here. To see where we are now I remind you of DORA’s State Of DevOps 2019 report (get your copy here if you haven’t done so yet) –… Continue reading DevOps, DataOps in 2020 – Tectonic Shift
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2 nice tools for drawing cloud diagrams
Was looking for something like that for a while, and saw today these 2 nice tools that help create and visualize cloud architectures: 1. cloudcraft.co – more mature and nicer, but AWS only 2. cloudmaker.ai – new, more issues, pros: has unlimited grid on free tier and support for all 3 – Azure, AWS, GCP,… Continue reading 2 nice tools for drawing cloud diagrams
Reliza – first steps
More than 10 years ago back in Moscow I started my first business, a recruitment company. I was 23, and I read an article that if you don’t start a business by the age of 23, you would never do. I wanted to be a businessman during my lifetime, and this article among few other… Continue reading Reliza – first steps
DevOps KPIs: Distance between latest and oldest production versions
Recently I’ve been thinking a lot about the subject of KPIs that should be used in DevOps. Among them, maybe the most important is the number of different versions the team has to maintain at a time. This particular indicator frequently comes to the top of my list. To me, this indicator mainly resembles Army… Continue reading DevOps KPIs: Distance between latest and oldest production versions
SemVer in production – always keep separate production branch on its own minor
While I personally prefer CalVer, SemVer is still actively used for many projects and quite frequently I work on it. If SemVer is used for something that is deployed to production, one rule I’ve made is to always keep each distinct production on its own minor version. If we have only one production environment or… Continue reading SemVer in production – always keep separate production branch on its own minor