DevOps
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Defining DevOps success at scale
See how leading organizations take DevOps from good to extraordinary.
Joe Lust // mabl
Walking the walk: bringing end-to-end automation and testing to internal teams
On creating streamlined workflows and a seamless developer experience with built-in CI/CD.
Effective DevOps looks different for everyone
Every team has unique strengths and challenges, and no single tool equals DevOps success. Learn how these organizations moved their teams, software, and business forward with collaboration, automation, and more.
George Swan // Autodesk
Transforming productivity with a ‘whole product’ CI/CD pipeline
How a shift towards innersource and shared best practices unified teams on a single DevOps pipeline.
Kevin Mo // Front
Boosting speed and scalability with continuous deployments
Why building fast means balancing risk and practicality—from infrastructure migration to project management.
Austin Hemmelgarn // Netdata
Connected by collaboration: unifying DevOps and open source
On building a developer-first release process for all: remote teams, enterprise users, and the open source community.
More on DevOps
The quick guide to DevOps automation
Get tips, best practices, and insights for automating every step of your software workflow.
CI/CD with GitHub Actions and Google Cloud
Learn how to bring your CI/CD pipeline to the cloud with hosted runners and private clusters.
DevOps Q&A: Automated deployments
See how the GitHub Deploy Team uses automation to deploy faster and more reliably.
About The ReadME Project
Coding is usually seen as a solitary activity, but it’s actually the world’s largest community effort led by open source maintainers, contributors, and teams. These unsung heroes put in long hours to build software, fix issues, field questions, and manage communities.
The ReadME Project is part of GitHub’s ongoing effort to amplify the voices of the developer community. It’s an evolving space to engage with the community and explore the stories, challenges, technology, and culture that surround the world of open source.
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