
Arrested DevOps is the podcast that helps you achieve understanding, develop good practices, and operate your team and organization for maximum DevOps awesomeness.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 207 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TechnologyEducationHow To | |||

Control Theory Had a Name for This All Along
Naga Sujitha Vummaneni and Sundeep Bobba co-authored CI/CD as a Control System, which takes Jez Humble and Dave Farley's Continuous Delivery, now pushing 20 years old, and reframes it through control theo... more
The Wall Nobody Talks About
Long before "DevOps" had a name, manufacturing plants had already split into two tribes: the automation and manufacturing engineers who built up their own scrappy plant-floor IT, and the corporate IT department issuing la... more
The Trust Problem Returns
Hannah Foxwell, who has spent over a decade in DevOps and platform engineering, draws a striking parallel to earlier transformations: "It used to be that testers didn't trust developers and ops didn't trust testers and ther... more
Security: the one topic thatâs guaranteed to turn any DevOps conversation into a mix of fear, eye rolls, and nervous laughter. In this episode of Arrested DevOps, Matty welcomes back Kat Cosgrove to talk about the ânever not hotâ world of security an... more
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Interesting information combined with the advertisement of peoples books. So a little sales but a lot of interesting discussions
What makes this show a true standout is the quality of the guests, their stories, and actionable tactics. The ADO team finds speakers that truly care about being a positive force in the DevOps space, and no matter the subject, youâre guaranteed to gain something from every episode - canât recommend this show enough! đ
Guests and topics are always interesting and the tips and tricks from the devops community are big.
The whole of the âbeginnersâ episode, while long on anecdotes and inclusivity, never once actually explained what DevOps is..
Iâm one of the outside software engineering people who are now thrust into this industry and this really did not help at all...
I spose the one good thing about listening to this podcast is that you donât have to go to first week of sxsw to meet incompetent tech workers, you can just listen to them here.
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Recent guests on Arrested DevOps include:
1. Doug Pagnutti
2. Hannah Foxwell
3. Robert Werner
4. Kat Cosgrove
5. Kat Morgan
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