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Delivering Patches Quickly
I love cars. In my life, I’ve owned and regularly driven well over 20 cars. If I count the ones I purchased for my kids and lightly drove, it’s over 30. Just writing this paragraph gets me a little itchy … Continue reading
How Do You Experiment?
One of the things that DevOps asks software developers to do is experiment. Try new ideas out, get feedback quickly, and then choose how to grow or stop your experiment. This is great for features, and it works well for … Continue reading
All In to the Cloud
I was listening to the fall 2020 GroupBy conference recently and heard Gethyn Ellis note that he wasn’t aware of any companies that were over some age (a decade?), and that had made a 100% move to the cloud. The … Continue reading
Azure DevOps–Using Variable Groups
I was in a webinar recently and saw a note about variable groups. That looked interesting, as I’ve started to find that I may have lots of variables in some pipelines, and I thought this would keep me organized. However, … Continue reading
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