Columbus, OH
2018-10-12 to 2018-10-13
Description
Containers will not fix your broken culture. Microservices won’t prevent your two-pizza teams from needing to have conversations with one another over that pizza. No amount of industrial-strength job scheduling makes your organization immune to Conway’s Law.
While the unscrupulous might try to sell us devops, we can’t buy it. We have to live it; continuous improvement is a choice we make every day, through our actions of listening empathetically and acting compassionately. Tools are essential, but how we use the tools and grow the culture and practices in our organizations needs even more attention.
Whether you’re just starting to implement technical and organizational change, or facing the prospect that you already have legacy microservices, it’s worth considering the why and the how of our behaviors, not just the what. (Spoiler alert: tech, like soylent green, is made of people.)
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@ohiolinux is a go! Day 2 starts with @bridgetkromhout giving a keynote!— Derek Arnold (@darnold0714) October 13, 2018
@bridgetkromhout also gives a great talk - she's giving it right now at @ohiolinux in fact - about how containers won't fix your broken culture.
— Rich Bowen (@rbowen) October 13, 2018
Day 2 kicks off w/ @bridgetkromhout on how containers won't fix your broken culture #ohiolinux https://t.co/YkBngfaUaU
— Elizabeth K. Joseph (@pleia2) October 13, 2018
The best slide from @bridgetkromhout's presentation @ohiolinux #ohiolinuxfest https://t.co/ouSxDJSmnk
— Henry Griffiths (@HGriffiths0) October 13, 2018
To paraphrase @bridgetkromhout : “if you are saying there isn’t some janky bash in your homegrown platform, you are lying.” #ohiolinuxfest2018— Derek Arnold (@darnold0714) October 13, 2018
@bridgetkromhout opening keynote at 16th @ohiolinux talking about how tech is not a panacea & focusing on outcomes not tech #linux #ohiolinux #devops #culturenottools #cbustech pic.twitter.com/hoT1g0esUG
— Warner Moore (@warnermoore) October 13, 2018
Daring use of of the word "sartorial" by @bridgetkromhout during the Ohio Linux Fest keynote. Thanks to @ghelleks for his preparation. I feel just a little better today ;-) pic.twitter.com/5qVLLrtz6t
— Scott McCarty (@fatherlinux) October 13, 2018
Good fences make good neighbors. #OhioLinux #TechSecurity
— Ryan Johnston (@freak3dot) October 13, 2018
well done with the keynote at #ohiolinuxfest @bridgetkromhout
— ckrypto³³º¹ (@bellja747) October 13, 2018
Instant follow
I could probably change my job title to Prolific Janky Bash author tbh 😂
— Morgan Drake (@momo_ops) October 13, 2018
@bridgetkromhout Excited meeting Bridget today at Ohio LinuxFest!!
— Steven Chen Hao Nyeo (@limpingstone) October 13, 2018
@ohiolinux great job by @bridgetkromhout. Lots of common sense "Aha!" moments to make me look at my job differently. Takes a talented presenter to make @Microsoft look good at a Linux festival!! Lol.
— frayedlife (@frayedlife) October 13, 2018