My (personal) definition of "DevOps" quoted in an article on Forbes.

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Happy to see my (personal) definition of "DevOps" quoted in a recent article on Forbes. The slide is from my talk at the DevOps Enterprise Summit in SF (2017).

https://lnkd.in/gyfnhp5
"Kishore Jalleda, Sr. Director of Production Engineering at Yahoo, describes DevOps best in this slide" 


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