This repository defines Chef Style DevOps Kung fu.
It includes a presentation you can give, or ask people to watch, which explains what DevOps is, and defines a style of practice that comes from the lived experience of many DevOps professionals. It is a collaborative space, where all practitioners of the style can come together to create a reference for how to build up their own DevOps Kung fu, and teach others how to improve theirs.
You should start by watching the presentation, then come back here. If you agree with the fundamental principles, wish to pratice our forms, and apply the style to your professional life, you can join our school by sending a pull request to this README file, and adding your name to the list of practitioners.
If you like most of what you see, but not all, or wish to emphasise different things about your style - but you agree on the same fundamental principles - you should fork this repository, remove the names of practitioners from this file, and found your own school of DevOps Kung fu. All we ask is that you please give attribution of your style as a derivative of Chef Style DevOps Kung fu.
A cultural and professional movement, focused on how we build and operate high velocity organizations, born from the experiences of its practitioners.
- Adam Jacob
- Chris Nandor
- Kenneth L McDowell II
- [Mark Lüntzel] (https://github.com/luntzel)
- Patrick O'Connor
Chef Style DevOps Kung fu by Chef Software, Inc. is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. A full list of incorporated sources is included.
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