Mey Beisaron on Moving From Backend Developer to DevOps: A Journey into the Dark Side of Tech
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DevOps emerged to break down the silos between development and operations teams, speeding up release cycles, reducing errors, and improving communication. For developers, this meant the opportunity to play a more central role in the software development process.
In this regard, Mey Beisaron’s broad experience with programming languages and technologies motivated her to transition from backend development to DevOps.
In this episode, Mey, Software Engineer, Public Speaker and Mentor, describes her transition and shares her thoughts on getting comfortable in this emerging field.
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