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Got through a whole bunch of my @RealWorldDevOps and @weirdtrickmafia backlog on a long drive today. Both great podcasts, and too many great guests to call out by name. If you dont listen to them, you should at least try.
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Came across this podcast, nice to know the science behind the DevOps and what goes into the State of DevOps survey
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#DevOps #DevOpsSurvey @RealWorldDevOps
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Great read by @RealWorldDevOps: Observability in Mega-Scale Banking.
realworlddevops.com/episodes… #AIOps #monitoring #DevOps
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Great episode, and I love the term #humanops @mattstratton
Episode 11 of Real World DevOps: Doing Interesting Work in Ops with @mattstratton
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@RealWorldDevOps is shaping up to be a great podcast - some really solid advice and perspective in realworlddevops.com/episodes…
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@davemangot and @mikejulian thanks for the wonderful Podcast discussion on SRE in @RealWorldDevOps. Interesting topics were discussed in this Podcast.
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Databases and DevOps with Silvia Botros ow.ly/f9JK30nlTVp via @RealWorldDevOps
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Wise words by @QuinnyPig on the @RealWorldDevOps podcast.
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#spendYourTimeAndMoneyWisely #overEngineering #DRMadness
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@mikejulian Really enjoyed the first couple @RealWorldDevOps episodes, great start!
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🎧 Have you listened to @RealWorldDevOps, @mikejulian's awesome new podcast? Catch up with episode #001, which covers databases and DevOps: bit.ly/2FdN6dU
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Troubleshooting in China - Podcast by @mikejulian of @RealWorldDevOps talking about the wild world of systems in China - buff.ly/2FmXFLL
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Excellent first episode. Great insights from @dbsmasher She talked about so many of the challenges we're facing at work.
Yes, you totally can (and should) automate your database infrastructure. Really, it’s fine.
Well, it’s probably fine.
Hear more on DevOps’ing databases from @dbsmasher: realworlddevops.com/episodes…
