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This book is nothing if not ambitious. It tries to tell the entire history of humankind and answer some of the most complex questions known to man, including what...

This is a great read for anyone in Ops, DevOps, or any other discipline that involves to running & maintaining software. The book covers a lot of ground, ...

I did an interview for the Paysa Blog where I shared some of my experiences with living the startup life: Expert Interview Series - Jim Brikman of Gruntwork on La...

This book is a mixed bag. It’s one of the most comprehensive books on DevOps out there, but it’s not well written. It covers just about every important DevOps pra...

Original review from 2016 Like all of Brandon Sanderson’s books, this one has great characters, a large, imaginative world, and lots of unpredictable twist and t...

I give this book full credit for trying to teach the ideas of DevOps in the form of a fictional novel rather than a non-fiction how-to book. A well-written story ...

A decent intro to UI design for non-designers. The good: Targeted at programmers. Tries to dispel the notion that UI design is magic. A nice, quick intro...

A practical guide for executives on how to apply Agile and DevOps principles to large organizations. This book is based on real-world experience at HP and it does...

This is an article (not a book) that very quickly covers a few of the ideas behind the mindset of DevOps teams. I found the material a bit too high level and woul...

Update: I took this blog post series, expanded it, and turned it into a book called Terraform: Up & Running!