DevOps is a movement that is catching fire in many organizations, and over the last few years, we've seen that it's no longer limited to startups and small companies, even large, enterprise organizations are starting to see major improvements by adopting DevOps principles. But what does it mean to "do DevOps"? What practices actually contribute to better overall performance for your organization? The DevOps Research and Assessment group recently released their findings, so we will take a closer look at what they discovered, and provide real-world examples on how to introduce these concepts into your organization.
Principal Software Engineer
Jeremy has always enjoyed working for small teams, building great software. In 2011, he jumped ship to become employee #1 for a startup in KC. When the company sold to NBC Sports, he did it again, now working as a consultant to help companies solve tough problems, and educate others on how to build great software.
He also enjoys spending time connecting with others, through conference attendance and speaking, and helping organize the JavaScript KC monthly meetup.