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yuppie_scumonAug 15, 2021
- The Phoenix Project
- The DevOps Handbook
- The Google SRE Book
I have not read The Unicorn Project (by the authors of two of the above) but it is probably more relevant to your question.
znpyonApr 10, 2021
DevOps is about demolishing the walls between development and operations, in the sense of making both parties work together.
Basing on that, development needs some knowledge about operations tooling and operations people need some knowledge about development tools, if anything to build automation and to integrate with the software being built.