ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Welcome to season two of DevOps Speakeasy! We're changing things up a bit this season -- your new host is Kat Cosgrove (@dixie3flatline), with Baruch Sadogursky (@jbaruch) as her co-host. In this episode, we're joined by Aaron Aldrich (@crayzeigh) from Red Hat's Managed OpenShift Black Belt team! He's here to talk to us about deploying highly-available Hello World applications, when to yolo commit and yeet it into prod, and psychological safety.
Because who doesn't love over-engineering the shit out of something simple?
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