"DevOps"
Next in Tech Ep. 197: Data Pipelines for AI
Jesse Robbins makes the case that enterprise AI will be won not by whoever has the biggest model, but by whoever builds the best data pipeline, and that data infrastructure is having its own 'DevOps moment' right now.
“Data pipelines are having a DevOps moment, starting with a cultural and technical shift toward continuous integration and delivery.”
The Data Pipeline is the New Secret Sauce
Jesse Robbins on why data pipelines and inference are AI infrastructure's biggest unsolved challenges — and how enterprises move from first experiments to mature AI programs.
“The biggest challenge emerging is building and operating the infrastructure both for creating and running the data pipelines to build, manage, and maintain a robust, secure body of proprietary data.”
Incident Response and DevOps in the Age of Generative AI
Jesse Robbins convenes a panel of incident management veterans to examine where generative AI genuinely helps in SRE and DevOps — and where humans must stay in the loop.
“GenAI is good at confidently delivering text that is pleasant to read, but not always complete, or correct.”
DevOps is dead? Nope, it is maturing ft. Jesse Robbins
Jesse Robbins joins CircleCI CTO Rob Zuber on The Confident Commit to argue that DevOps is not dead but growing up, and that the hard problems now are organizational, not technical.
What to Know About the Modern Incident Response Lifecycle
Heavybit's guide to modern incident management quotes Jesse Robbins on why teams only master incident response when they embrace the whole process — detection, response, and learning.
“Teams only get good at this when they embrace the whole process and each of its steps.”
An oral history of #hugops: How tech's first responders built a culture of empathy
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“I've got to change the way that I approach this entirely and make it safe to experiment.”
Building Companies that Devs & DevOps Teams Love, And Avoiding Expensive Mistakes
Jesse Robbins shares hard-won lessons on the expensive mistakes developer-tools founders make, and what separates companies that developers and DevOps teams actually adopt from those they ignore.
Tim O'Reilly on Why We Started the Velocity Conference
Tim O'Reilly's retrospective on the origins of the Velocity Conference explains why the event was launched and how web operations emerged as a strategic discipline, with Jesse Robbins as co-founder and conference chair.