February 25, 2020

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Lessons Learned Implementing ChatOps (DevOps + Messaging)

Lessons Learned Implementing ChatOps (DevOps + Messaging)

Email overload, distributed teams and excessive meetings have caused many organizations to move their DevOps teams to messaging platforms and thus adopt ChatOps workflows. With thousands of open sourc …
Talk Title Lessons Learned Implementing ChatOps (DevOps + Messaging)
Speakers Corey Hulen (Co-Founder & CTO, Mattermost, Inc.)
Conference Open Source Summit + ELC North America
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Location San Diego, CA, USA
Date Aug 19-23, 2019
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Email overload, distributed teams and excessive meetings have caused many organizations to move their DevOps teams to messaging platforms and thus adopt ChatOps workflows. With thousands of open source installs and hundreds of customer implementations, we have a few lessons to share on interesting DevOps workflows, how incidents can be effectively communicated across distributed teams and what messaging in secure and regulated environments should look like. The main takeaway? Open source software and open APIs give organizations the freedom to adjust their communications infrastructure to their specific needs and transition successfully to ChatOps.

api messaging infrastructure open source devops incident chatops
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