DevOps is dead

Originally given at DevOpsDays Oslo 2016

Transcript

1. DevOps is Dead
   (devops days oslo 2016)
   

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2. Marta Paciorkowska
   DevOps Heroine @ Acrolinx GmbH
   Senior Twitter ranter (@a_meba)
   Ex-activist
   Loves DevOps
   https://thatmarta.wordpress.com
   

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3. So I heard DevOps is dead
   

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4. Haters gonna hate
   

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5. I guess it’s serious...
   

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6. The original title, “DevOps is dead, long live DevOps”
   

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7. “DevOps, as we know it, is dead.
   Perhaps not many people agree
   with me, but the age of DevOps is
   just about over. Then again,
   perhaps this won’t come as a
   surprise to some.”
   

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8. “And now QA is dying, too; no
   one can afford to have it in the
   middle of continuous
   deployment.”
   

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9. Nir Cohen, http://slides.com/nir0s/devops-is-dead#/1/5
   

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10. Flavors
    

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11. Enterprise DevOps
    (more DevOps inside DevOps)
    

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12. Rugged DevOps
    (no beard = no business?)
    https://www.flickr.com/photos/lorenkerns/8386990440
    

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13. “Rugged-ities”
    ● Availability,
    ● Survivability,
    ● Defensibility,
    ● Security,
    ● Longevity,
    ● portability.
    Joshua Corman & Gene Kim,
    https://www.rsaconference.com/writable/presentations/file_upload/cld-106.pdf
    

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14. Serverless
    (it’s like spaghetti)
    https://www.flickr.com/photos/rusvaplauke/905363095
    

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16. “There is no cloud - only
    other people’s computers”
    

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17. NoOps
    (it’s like modern art)
    

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18. NoOps is "the goal of completely
    automating the deployment,
    monitoring and management of
    applications and the
    infrastructure on which they
    run."
    

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19. “Once the hardware is out of the
    hands of the organization, the
    operations side of the equation
    becomes someone else’s problem.”
    

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20. “When DevOps isn't
    enough, try NoOps”
    

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21. “While the term ‘NoOps’ can be
    unpopular with some members of
    the DevOps community, as some
    take it to mean the exclusion of
    operations, we mean to describe it
    as the next level of DevOps.”
    

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22. There are two hard things in computer science:
    cache invalidation and naming things.
    (Phil Karlton)
    

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23. Why are people happy to see DevOps die?
    

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24. Is DevOps dead?
    

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25. Is DevOps dead? No.
    

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26. Thanks
    http://thatmarta.wordpress.com
    T: @a_meba | G: xamebax
    

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