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Category Archives: devops
Graphing Jenkins Statistics
Like many people, we use Jenkins at work as our continuous integration server and we require that all changes that are committed go through being built in CI before they can get deployed. Yesterday, someone asked if we could add … Continue reading
Monitoring Driven DevOps
Wrote up a nice post that maps pretty well to the Ignite talk I gave at Velocity about using using monitoring to help drive your infrastructure development. Go check it out over on the HubSpot dev blog
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Velocity 2011
I spent last week out in California for the O’Reilly Velocity Conference. It was in Santa Clara, which I hadn’t been to and frankly, I would be perfectly happy to not return. Parts of California are nice, Santa Clara is … Continue reading
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My new role
I’m still at HubSpot but my role within the company has changed a bit over the past few months. Related to the article that Yoav wrote which was posted on onStartups today about how we’re trying to better empower our engineers … Continue reading