Python guru Jeff Knupp should go find a job where he can program, and not worry about ops. Simple solution.
I think today many different forces are placing new demands on change and release management, which are stretching traditionally organized teams in a myriad of ways. There is pressure from the development team to reduce controls around code moving from development to unit testing, to user testing, to system testing, to staging. And there is pressure from the business side of the organization to reduce cycle times to keep pace with competitors. In addition, business is making demands around governance and auditing, asking for greater visibility, accountability and traceability.
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Python guru Jeff Knupp should go find a job where he can program, and not worry about ops. Simple solution.
I think today many different forces are placing new demands on change and release management, which are stretching traditionally organized teams in a myriad of ways. There is pressure from the development team to reduce controls around code moving from development to unit testing, to user testing, to system testing, to staging. And there is pressure from the business side of the organization to reduce cycle times to keep pace with competitors. In addition, business is making demands around governance and auditing, asking for greater visibility, accountability and traceability.