Sam Goldstein of GitLab Discusses Remote Work and Engineering Culture
In episode 7 of Ship Happens, we're joined by Sam Goldstein, Engineering Manager at GitLab. Sam talks about GitLab's remote handbook and covers awesom...
Ship Happens: A DevOps Podcast
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Welcome to Ship Happens where we interview interesting people in the DevOps and engineering community and get real about their careers, paths to DevOps and all the highs and lows in between.
Tammy Butow Chats SRE, Chaos Engineering and How to Train On-Call Teams
In episode 6 of Ship Happens, Tammy Butow joins Benton to talk all about SRE, availability and training on-call teams. Tammy is a Principal Site Relia...
Andi Mann Talks SecOps and The 2019 State of DevOps Report
In episode 5 of Ship Happens, Andi Mann joins Benton to talk about the 2019 State of DevOps Report and the importance of security operations and QA, a...
Gene Kim Discusses His New Book, The Unicorn Project, Enhancing Development Pipelines, and DevOps Culture
In episode 4 of Ship Happens, Benton sits down with Gene Kim, renowned DevOps Author and Enthusiast, to discuss his new book, The Unicorn Project. Add...
Kim Wachtel Discusses the Efficiency of Product-Led Growth Engineering for SaaS Applications
In episode 3 of Ship Happens, we'll hear from Kim Wachtel, leader of the growth engineering team at JumpCloud. You'll learn how to build a growth engi...
Patrick Croot on Why Raygun “Eats Their Own Dogfood” to Create Tight Feedback Loops
On today’s episode, Patrick Croot of Raygun joins us from the future in New Zealand. You’ll hear how this fully bootstrapped company builds tight feed...
Bethany Abbott on Transforming On-Call at NS1 and Tackling the Gender Gap in Tech
On today's episode, you’ll hear how Bethany Abbott went from filling prescriptions as a pharmacy tech to transforming the on-call culture at NS1 as th...