QA Avalanche
The biggest bottleneck in the AI-Native SDLC isn’t just writing the code. It’s verifying that it actually works.
The biggest bottleneck in the AI-Native SDLC isn’t just writing the code. It’s verifying that it actually works.
I wholeheartedly agree that DevOps should not be a role. However, the current reality is that IT IS a role.
During a DORA community meeting (dora.community), the recurring question, “Is DevOps a role?” surfaced once again. My daughters are peacefully asleep so I’ve decided to delve into this topic.
Over the past seven years, I’ve dedicated five years to leading a “DevOps” team, and for the last year, I’ve served as the Head of DevOps and Platform Engineering.
We left the previous post of the series with a single Jenkins stack and the task of creating a second service out of it.
I’m not fronted or backend.
I’m not DevOps or SRE.
I’m not Developer or Architect.
I love software in any shape or form.
I love the fact that I can “materialize” ideas with it.
I love problems and I love challenges.
I have used Terraform daily for the past five years, and during this time, I have developed some ideas on how to use it.
Here starts a series of posts meant to share how we are using terraform in 2021.
Snippet to get back credentials from a jenkins server.
Get to https://jenkins-url.com/script and paste the code below: