Partage autour de l'approche et des outils de la culture DevOps en region lilloise
Joined February 2018
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DevOps Lille retweeted
Jenkins User Conference - Il reste des places, vite avant qu'il soit trop tard ! #JUCParis @jfrog @CloudBees @jenkinsCiparis @jenkinsci @parisdevops @toulousedevops @rennesdevops @toulousejam @Nantes_DevOps @DevOpsAtLille
okt.to/YXHX2N – at Paris, France
Seriously !? // Mechanical camera sliders are the coolest terrible idea of 2018 theverge.com/circuitbreaker/… via @Verge
On espère que ça vous a plu. Si vous avez des retours, n’hésitez pas !
Les solutions sont sur GitHub github.com/antoineHC/ansible…
DevOps Lille retweeted
Gogogo! Only 20 spots available for the next @DevOpsAtLille meetup.com/fr-FR/DevOps-Lill…
cc @wjtzk @antoine_geek
DevOps Lille retweeted
@DevOpsAtLille is back after a long break and there is no better way to get back on track than with a codelab from @antoine_geek and @wjtzk about @ansible. Stay tuned for more infos!
DevOps Lille retweeted
“Istio Why do I need it?” by @grapesfrog medium.com/google-cloud/isti…
“Project Nimble: Region Evacuation Reimagined” by Netflix Technology Blog medium.com/netflix-techblog/…
class SRE implements DevOps xitter.cf/oduquesne/status/96933…
What's the Difference Between #DevOps and #SRE ? by Seth Vargo and @lizthegrey, Google lnkd.in/gQcsh6r
We thought about a joke to announce you that we reached 400 members but we didn't find anything :wink:. Anyway you guys are 404 DevOps aficionados. meetup.com/fr-FR/DevOps-Lill…
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DevOps Lille retweeted
blogged: Traffic Shadowing With @IstioMesh : Reducing the Risk of Code Release blog.christianposta.com/micr… (with video demo!) #microservices @EnvoyProxy @kubernetesio #servicemesh #SOA
DevOps Lille retweeted
Comment automatiser quand... on n'a pas le temps d'automatiser ?
zdnet.fr/blogs/l-esprit-libr…
DevOps Lille retweeted
I feel like developers are being pushed out of the container space as corp IT takes over with complicated status quo fueled by k8s complexity. Docker was initially an amazing user driven project. The container space is anything but user driven now. :( on to serverless?
