How to Introduce Your Engineering Team to CI/CD with Kris Buytaert
About this episode
In this podcast episode, I welcome Kris Buytaert, consulting CTO at Inuits.eu, one of the organisers of DevOpsDays. We talk about the conference, how to introduce CI/CD to teams, and what some patterns and antipatterns for infrastructure as code are. We also discuss why teams are reluctant to spend money on testing and operations, and what happens if they don't.
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What we talked about:
- The reality of conferences in COVID times
- How to introduce CI/CD to teams
- Infrastructure as code: patterns and antipatterns
- Drawbacks of tech education
- Why do organisations not spend money on testing?
- How to get budget for DevOps
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