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Tom Hall

Tom Hall is a DevOps enthusiast and practitioner with a background heavy in network administration and datacenter virtualization. Novell's CNE, VMWare's VCP, EMC's Data Specialist and Certified ScrumMaster are just a few of the certifications he has acquired over the past two decades. Although originally from Ann Arbor, Michigan, he has lived all over the country in his pursuit of the perfect climate. He recognizes the value of diversity and strongly believes in sustainable food sourcing, although he often fails to practice what he preaches in that regard. He is currently working as a 'DevOps Engineer' in Austin, TX.

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Can We Stop Talking About DevOps?

I first heard the term “DevOps” from a friend in the software business when I was working at Dell HQ in Round Rock, Texas. He recommended I read “The Phoenix Project,” by Gene Kim, Kevin Behr and George Spafford. I did read it and I found it a fascinating story, but as a longtime network […]

Jan 13, 2016 · 3 min

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Never Mind the Bollocks, Here’s the DevOps

What is DevOps? “DevOps is a cultural and professional movement” –Adam Jacob [movement (n): a group of people working together to advance their ideas.] So, who are these people and what’s the big idea? The people are system administrators, developers, product managers, QA technicians, security analysts, network engineers, and anyone else involved in the business […]

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Can We Stop Talking About DevOps?

I first heard the term DevOps from a friend in the software business when I was working at Dell HQ in Round Rock, TX. He recommended that I read The Phoenix Project, by Gene Kim, Kevin Behr and George Spafford. I did read it and I found it a fascinating story, but as a long-time […]

3 min