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DESCRIPTION:Welcome to the brave new world of creating software. Once upon 
 a time a lonely engineer would go off and sit in the corner\, write some s
 oftware code\, and then hand it over to some other engineering professiona
 ls who would put that code into production and the world was a good place.
 \n\nThings quickly went south on us. It turns out that creating software h
 as become a whole lot more tricky as the number of languages that can be u
 sed has exploded\, customers have become more demanding\, and the underlyi
 ng hardware\, databases\, and other supporting infrastructure has started 
 to change at a mind-numbing pace. Where we stand today is that engineers w
 rite software\, hand it off to be placed into production and things don't 
 work. How many times have you gone to a web site only to discover that som
 ething was screwed up?\n\nI've got some good news for you: there is a solu
 tion to the mess that we find ourselves in. It's called DevOps. In a nutsh
 ell\, DevOps is what happens when you get the software development side of
  the house to work with the production side of the house. No\, this is not
  an easy thing to do. Everything has to change from how the software is de
 veloped\, to how it's tested\, and finally to how it ends up being deploye
 d. However\, if we want to have a chance of keeping our sanity\, this is w
 hat we've got to do.\n\nDevOps is new stuff. We're still learning the rule
 s. Your IEEE Section is going to invite a panel of smart people who are li
 ving the DevOps lifestyle every day to come and present what they know abo
 ut it. Somethings work really well\, and other things still need a bit of 
 work. Come to this session and find out what all of the buzz is about and 
 how you can get involved in the brave new world of DevOps.\n\nSpeaker(s): 
 Dr. Jim Anderson\, \n\nTECO Plaza\, 702 N. Franklin St.\, Tampa\, Florida\
 , United States\, 33625
LOCATION:TECO Plaza\, 702 N. Franklin St.\, Tampa\, Florida\, United States
 \, 33625
ORGANIZER:jim.anderson@ieee.org
SEQUENCE:2
SUMMARY:DevOps: What It Is And Why You Should Care
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/194761
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p>Welcome to the brave new world of creating
  software. Once upon a time a lonely engineer would go off and sit in the 
 corner\, write some software code\, and then hand it over to some other en
 gineering professionals who would put that code into production and the wo
 rld was a good place.</p>\n<p>Things quickly went south on us. It turns ou
 t that creating software has become a whole lot more tricky as the number 
 of languages that can be used has exploded\, customers have become more de
 manding\, and the underlying hardware\, databases\, and other supporting i
 nfrastructure has started to change at a mind-numbing pace. Where we stand
  today is that engineers write software\, hand it off to be placed into pr
 oduction and things don't work. How many times have you gone to a web site
  only to discover that something was screwed up?</p>\n<p>I've got some goo
 d news for you: there is a solution to the mess that we find ourselves in.
  It's called DevOps. In a nutshell\, DevOps is what happens when you get t
 he software development side of the house to work with the production side
  of the house. No\, this is not an easy thing to do. Everything has to cha
 nge from how the software is developed\, to how it's tested\, and finally 
 to how it ends up being deployed. However\, if we want to have a chance of
  keeping our sanity\, this is what we've got to do.</p>\n<p>DevOps is new 
 stuff. We're still learning the rules. Your IEEE Section is going to invit
 e a panel of smart people who are living the DevOps lifestyle every day to
  come and present what they know about it. Somethings work really well\, a
 nd other things still need a bit of work. Come to this session and find ou
 t what all of the buzz is about and how you can get involved in the brave 
 new world of DevOps.</p>
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