In today’s show, we have our guest, Quentin Hartman, VP of Infrastructure and DevOps Engineering, at Velocity Global, LLC. We cover a lot of DevOps ground...
In this episode, we cover:
- What historically has been called the DevOps team.
- Balancing the DevOps engineers team and the value of splitting them.
- DevOps team structure
- Differences between tooling and operations
- DevOps pillars
- What’s next with Quentin's team
- “Automation shelf life"
- DevOps career advice
Connect with Quentin Hartman at:
https://mastodon.social/@qhartman
https://twitter.com/qhartman
https://www.linkedin.com/in/qhartman
About today’s guest:
Quentin has been living and breathing DevOps since before it had a name. He loves the tech, but he loves seeing how DevOps practices make software and the lives of people who build it better. Throughout his nearly 25-year career in technology, Quentin has worked in public education, higher education, non-profits, and private businesses from 3 to 300,000 employees. In those roles, he has managed telecom systems, data centers, and public and private clouds and acted as a sysadmin, a DBA, a network engineer, an incident responder, and a leader. That broad experience has given him an especially strong foundation for DevOps, which has been his primary focus since 2012. Wherever Quentin is, he puts people before tech and is only happy when working on a social-impact mission using Open Source tools. Quentin lives near Denver, Colorado, with his family and can often be found building things, cooking, and wandering in the woods. He can be reached as ‘qhartman’ on many platforms, including Mastodon.social, Twitter, and LinkedIn
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