Arrested DevOps helps you achieve understanding, develop good practices, and operate your team and organization for maximum DevOps awesomeness — one conversation at a time, since 2013.
Arrested DevOps started in 2013, back when "DevOps" still needed air quotes in most job descriptions. The name is exactly the pun it sounds like — and yes, the iTunes subtitle has always been "There's always DevOps in the Banana Stand."207 episodes later, the mission hasn't changed: honest conversations about how teams actually build, run, and un-break software — with the people doing the work, not the people selling the tooling.
Head of Developer Advocacy & Docs at Tiger Data, global DevOpsDays organizer. License plate still says KUBECTL.
Bridget KromhoutPrincipal Program Manager at Microsoft Azure, advises the global devopsdays organization after leading it for five years.
Jeff SmithFormer Director of Production Operations, author of Operational Anti-Patterns, and past chapter president of Blacks in Technology.
Jessica KerrSymmathecist in the medium of code. Developer relations at Honeycomb, resilience engineering and systems-thinky things.
Joe LahaEvent technology professional and devopsdays Minneapolis organizer; usually edits ADO instead of appearing on it.
Trevor HessSenior Product Manager working on Chef. A .NET-consulting alum who helped large organizations kick-start their journeys to the cloud and…
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