Today we come to the final interview from DevOps Days Austin. I began the series with an interview with Andrew Clay Shafer who gave the first-day keynote. Today I close, with perfect symmetry, with Michael Cote of 451 Research, who gave the keynote on the second day.
In his keynote, posted below, Cote presented findings from a study 451 did on DevOps usage. I caught up with Cote to learn more. Take a listen.
Some of the ground Cote covers:
- Tracking tool usage as a proxy for DevOps
- How they focused their study on companies outside of technology
- What they found and given that, what advice would they give to
- IT
- Vendors in this space
- Investors
- How Cote would advise a mainstream CIO looking to get into DevOps and set a strategy
Extra-credit reading
- Dell Cloud Manager and Customer Transformation– DevOps Days Austin
- Rackspace’s DevOps Practice — DevOps Days Austin
- Sumo Logic and Machine Data Intelligence — DevOps Days Austin
- PagerDuty and incident management — DevOps Days Austin
- New Relic – DevOps Days Austin
- Talkin’ APM and AppDynamics – DevOps Days Austin
- CFEngine, where its been and where its going — DevOps Days Austin
- Talking about Chef and Unicorns – DevOps Days Austin
- Learning about Puppet Enterprise – DevOps Days Austin
- LittleIdea: No true DevOps (but we do have Samurai) — DevOps Days Austin
Pau for now…
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