Next Gen DevOps
A manager's guide to DevOps and SRE
by Grant Smith
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Next Gen DevOps is a stepbystep guide helping managers and executives successfully transition to DevOps and SRE. Supported by experiences gained in a range of organisations, large and small the book and framework of the same name, can help anyone structure their transformation project....
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Consider Effective DevOps by Jennifer Davis.
“Reading this feels like a practitioner’s field guide: hands-on, case-driven chapters that alternate failure stories with concrete tactics for implementing and maintaining DevOps. What works best is pragmatic advice that connects cultural shifts, managerial decisions, and engineering practices so teams can try small, sustainable changes. The main limitation is a reliance on anecdote and managerial perspective—some chapters rehash similar points—and the book rarely includes step-by-step scripts or CLI-level tutorials. Best used as a tactical playbook to spark experiments rather than a how-to checklist.”
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