DevOps Days Austin: Patrick Debois


Yesterday and today DevOps Days was held here in Austin and it was quite the event.  The number of attendees seemed to really have increased from last year with at least half the attendees coming from outside our fair city, including representatives from Europe and Asia.

One of those European attendees was none other than Patrick “Don’t-call-me-the-godfather-of-Devops” Debois.  It was Patrick who organized the original DevOps days back in 2009 in Belgium.

Take a listen to a talk I had with Patrick at the end of the first day covering where DevOps started, what it means and the importance of culture.

Here are the slides from Patrick’s presentation that kicked off day two.

Extra-credit reading:

Pau for now…

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