The evolution of DevOps culture
Mike Kail: I think the evolution of DevOps culture is an ongoing thing. It's not like, all of a sudden, I go from being an operations person to a DevOps person because I did some automation. We have to understand that everybody needs some software development skills, whether it's scripting, pair coding, or implementing proper tooling in the CI/CD chain. But at the end of the day, you have to have an engineer mentality, and I think that's probably what we're saying.
The technology landscape is always evolving, whether it's through new infrastructure, or a new CO tool coming out to help you manage your fleet better. It understands Kubernetes, Mesos, or the myriad of other container orchestration platforms out there. It's also the wider question of how you make those platforms more efficient by the standard of DevOps cultural components.
"The technology landscape is always evolving, whether it's through new infrastructure...