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Matty’s blog post about SharePoint (including broken images!) Community Pulse podcast

Read more of Chelsea Troy’s writing here!

Every ADO Cold Open Ever “Episode 0” of ADO “Old Geeks Yell At Cloud” video

The First 90 Days “It’s not a promotion - it’s a career change” (Lindsay Holmwood) “Not All Leaders Are Managers” - (Aaron Bassett)

The First 90 Days “It’s not a promotion - it’s a career change” (Lindsay Holmwood) “Not All Leaders Are Managers” - (Aaron Bassett)

John Willis’s talk at DevOpsDays Atlanta 2016 on Burnout https://platformengineering.org/talks-library/internal-platform-enterprise-courtney-kissler ADO - How to Eff Up Devops with Pete Cheslock, Nathen Harvey, and Randi Harper

John Willis’s talk at DevOpsDays Atlanta 2016 on Burnout https://platformengineering.org/talks-library/internal-platform-enterprise-courtney-kissler ADO - How to Eff Up Devops with Pete Cheslock, Nathen Harvey, and Randi Harper

OWASP Top 10 Stripe: The developer coefficient (quantifies the cost of bad code to companies to be $59B annually) Facebook: FAUSTA: Scaling Dynamic Analysis with Traffic Generation (how runtime analysis was used at WhatsApp to catch design flaws before they reached production) Dragan Stepanović - Async code reviews are choking your company’s throughput (from LAS 2022, a talk which highlights the systemic problems with developers trying to do manual code reviews of large PRs) AppMap, the runtime analysis company which Brian works for Cloud Native Security with Michael Isbitski ADO Episode

OWASP Top 10 Stripe: The developer coefficient (quantifies the cost of bad code to companies to be $59B annually) Facebook: FAUSTA: Scaling Dynamic Analysis with Traffic Generation (how runtime analysis was used at WhatsApp to catch design flaws before they reached production) Dragan Stepanović - Async code reviews are choking your company’s throughput (from LAS 2022, a talk which highlights the systemic problems with developers trying to do manual code reviews of large PRs) AppMap, the runtime analysis company which Brian works for Cloud Native Security with Michael Isbitski ADO Episode

Complexity With Michael Stahnke

Complexity With Michael Stahnke

Arrested DevOps - The Database: The Elephant in the Room Arrested DevOps - Data! Data! Data! With sco Tisiot Arrested DevOps - The New DevOps With Adam Jacob History of databases talk from Matty and Kat Cosgrove

Arrested DevOps - The Database: The Elephant in the Room Arrested DevOps - Data! Data! Data! With sco Tisiot Arrested DevOps - The New DevOps With Adam Jacob History of databases talk from Matty and Kat Cosgrove

Arrested DevOps - DevOps With Better Marketing with Pete Cheslock Arrested DevOps - Platform Engineering with Daniel Bryant Arrested DevOps - Platforms with Kelsey Hightower and Andrew Clay Shafer Lean Enterprise The Future of Ops Is Platform Engineering Charity’s talk from devopsdays NYC Jess Kerr’s blog that Matt mentioned Cargo Cult Science

Arrested DevOps - DevOps With Better Marketing with Pete Cheslock Arrested DevOps - Platform Engineering with Daniel Bryant Arrested DevOps - Platforms with Kelsey Hightower and Andrew Clay Shafer Lean Enterprise The Future of Ops Is Platform Engineering Charity’s talk from devopsdays NYC Jess Kerr’s blog that Matt mentioned Cargo Cult Science

https://www.instagram.com/ziggy.odoodle/?hl=en https://twitter.com/opentofuorg https://github.com/opentofu https://linkedin.com/company/opentofuorg https://github.com/opentofu/opentofu DevOps World is back for 2023, and you won’t want to miss out on this one-of-a-kind event! This year’s program is packed with exclusive insights, immersive workshops, and unparalleled networking opportunities taking place across multiple cities in the US, UK, and Asia. Elevate your DevOps game and using the following links: NYC area, Chicago, Silicon Valley, Singapore, and London.

https://www.instagram.com/ziggy.odoodle/?hl=en https://twitter.com/opentofuorg https://github.com/opentofu https://linkedin.com/company/opentofuorg https://github.com/opentofu/opentofu DevOps World is back for 2023, and you won’t want to miss out on this one-of-a-kind event! This year’s program is packed with exclusive insights, immersive workshops, and unparalleled networking opportunities taking place across multiple cities in the US, UK, and Asia. Elevate your DevOps game and using the following links: NYC area, Chicago, Silicon Valley, Singapore, and London.

Links to Resources Mentioned 10+ Deploys Per Day: Dev and Ops Cooperation at Flickr *The DevOps Handbook The System Initiative Switch: How to Change Things When Change Is Hard DevOps World is back for 2023, and you won’t want to miss out on this one-of-a-kind event! This year’s program is packed with exclusive insights, immersive workshops, and unparalleled networking opportunities taking place across multiple cities in the US, UK, and Asia. Elevate your DevOps game and using the following links: NYC area, Chicago, Silicon Valley, Singapore, and London.

Links to Resources Mentioned 10+ Deploys Per Day: Dev and Ops Cooperation at Flickr *The DevOps Handbook The System Initiative Switch: How to Change Things When Change Is Hard DevOps World is back for 2023, and you won’t want to miss out on this one-of-a-kind event! This year’s program is packed with exclusive insights, immersive workshops, and unparalleled networking opportunities taking place across multiple cities in the US, UK, and Asia. Elevate your DevOps game and using the following links: NYC area, Chicago, Silicon Valley, Singapore, and London.

The Importance of Your Personal Brand Whether you’re working for a startup or a corporate giant like Visa, Target, or JP Morgan Chase, your personal brand helps to define your professional identity. This brand is not just about showcasing your GitHub contributions, but about telling your unique story. It’s about how you solved a particular problem or contributed to a project, not just about the technologies you used. Building Your Brand Story Building your personal brand starts with self-reflection. Here are three questions to ask yourself: Who are you professionally? Identify your top three technical specialties, professional specialties, and team contributions. Who are you personally? Identify three interests and hobbies, your most important beliefs and values, and aspects of your social, family, or community life that you want to connect with people over. How do you connect with people? Identify shared interests, the advice or information you’re seeking, and what you want to know about other people. Answering these questions gives you a wealth of material to draw from when telling your story and helps you identify your strengths and areas of expertise. Show, Don’t Tell When you’re creating your brand content, the old adage: show, don’t tell. Instead of proclaiming yourself a “thought leader,” demonstrate your expertise through your work. Share your accomplishments in a way that highlights how your work benefited others, not just yourself. This approach makes your story more engaging and relatable. Embrace Vulnerability Being open about what you don’t know can be a powerful part of your personal brand. It shows that you’re a lifelong learner, open to new ideas and willing to grow. Plus, asking for help or resources can lead to valuable connections and insights. Pay It Forward Sharing your knowledge and helping others is a powerful way to build your personal brand in tech. It demonstrates your expertise and your willingness to your peers. This approach is not about trading favors but about creating a positive ripple effect in your community. In conclusion, building a personal brand in tech is about more than just showcasing your skills. It’s about telling your story, connecting with others, and contributing to your community. By being authentic, open, and generous, you can create a personal brand that truly stands out. Links to Resources Mentioned Keep a Brag Book KubeCampus: Free Kubernetes Training Purposeful Personal Branding - Nov 2018 Slides 13-15 have the 3 questions DevOps World is back for 2023, and you won’t want to miss out on this one-of-a-kind event! This year’s program is packed with exclusive insights, immersive workshops, and unparalleled networking opportunities taking place across multiple cities in the US, UK, and Asia. Elevate your DevOps game and using the following links: NYC area, Chicago, Silicon Valley, Singapore, and London.