The true enemy of DevOps
We're talking here about the true enemy of DevOps and Agile. This true enemy is not the benders, it is not the mislabeling of what DevOps is, and it is not all those difficult IT shops. The true enemy of DevOps is when the fundamental balance of everything that we're trying to achieve no longer matters. The true enemy of DevOps is when higher quality stuff doesn't matter—when an organization is just trying to get shit out there.
"The true enemy of DevOps is when higher quality stuff doesn't matter—when an organization is just trying to get shit out there."
—Nirmal Mehta
A lot of the people I meet at conferences are IT people, and most of them are obviously trying to derive more value, to make their mark, to reduce costs, or to keep their job. But at a certain level in most organizations, if you find a non-IT person, they will probably consider that whatever is there right now is perfectly fine...