The DevOps Handbook: Streamline Your Development Process | Book Review | KodeKloud

In this video, we review an awesome book called "The DevOps Handbook" by Gene Kim, Jez Humble, Patrick Debois, and John Willis. This book provides a comprehensive guide to streamlining your software delivery pipeline and covers essential topics such as continuous integration, testing, and deployment.

Whether you're new to DevOps or an experienced practitioner, this book is a must-read. We discuss the 6 parts of the book, including practical tips and real-world examples. Join us as we explore the key concepts of DevOps and how they can benefit your development process.

These are the topics covered in this video:
00:00 - Introduction
01:53 - 6 Parts of the DevOps Handbook
02:28 - The Three Ways
03:07 - Lean Principles
05:00 - 5 Tips to increase the speed of work and quality
07:46 - 4 Suggestions to keep the work system safe and resilient
10:34 - 3 Organization Typology Models
11:39 - Enabling Every Team Member to be a Generalist
12:28 - Keep Team Sizes Small
13:11 - Conclusion

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[devsuvara]

Just picked this up, thanks for the review. I am looking forward to absorbing it...

[maxfrischdev]

Thanks for the great and genuine(!) review Mumshad! Spot on!

[abhishekgowlikar]

Nice video, please bring more videos on DevOps.

[gajjelliarun]

Hey hai Mumshad,
Great information.
I think one more book is missing that is "Accelerate" by Nichole forsgren, jez humble and Gim kim, this is also one of the best book .
Can you plz review this one too

[GirishP-rd]

Is it worth to buy and read this book now in 2023 ?
As devops is evolved much more after publishing this book itself.
As i am in DevOps from last 1 year and want to be better in this technology thats why thinking to read this book.
Please give your opinion sir.

[AbhishekSingh-gunt]

Hey I am new to devops and want to start. I am much interested in implementing stuff. Which book out of 4 you reviewed I should start with ?