PagerDuty Summit is Coming!
I'm super jazzed about PagerDuty Summit’s incredible speaking lineup. On top of our impressive keynote speakers, I’m really excited to hear from Emily Freeman, Bridget Kromhout, J. Paul Reed, Charity Majors, and many more.
I would love to see you there! Use code MATSMN to purchase a ticket for only $399.
Articles
How I gained commit access to Homebrew in 30 minutes
Security is no joke, folks. Open source projects often times need build systems that are in the, well, open...but this simply increases the attack vectors.
Chaos — Engineered or Otherwise — Is Not Enough
J Paul Reed digs into what and when chaos engineering applies...and why you can't depend on it in a vacuum.
Tracking your improvement — “metrics”
Cote breaks down the metrics that matter for tracking your cloud-native journey.
Introduction to Knative
Knative is a newly announced framework from the folks at Google and Pivotal (and other companies like Red Hat and IBM played minor roles) focused on “serverless” style event driven functions. Paul Czarkowski walks you through an introduction.
6 DevOps mistakes to avoid
As DevOps is increasingly recognized as a pillar of digital transformation, CIOs are becoming more enthusiastic about how DevOps and open source can transform enterprise culture. But what are the mistakes to avoid?
Tweets
@ArvidGerstmann
Writing a git commit message in vim, and noticed you don't want to commit, yet? Exit Vim with :cq[uit]. This returns a non-zero exit code and aborts the commit process.
@char_laatte
are you even a real programmer if you haven’t almost cried because of Git at least once?
@sharifsbeat
A quick environment check: Can people...
[ ] ask questions freely without being judged?
[ ] say "I don't know" without being judged?
[ ] experiment and fail without being judged?
[ ] ask for support or help without being judged?
All yes?
You're in a learning environment!