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November 8, 2020 136 mins

We wrap up our deep dive into The DevOps Handbook, while Allen ruined Halloween, Joe isn't listening, and Michael failed to… forget it, it doesn't even matter.

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Wrapping up The Third Way

Use Chat Rooms and Bots to Automate and Capture Organizational Knowledge

  • Chat rooms have been increasingly used for triggering actions.
    • One of the first to do this was ChatOps at GitHub. By integrating automation tools within the chat, it was easy for people to see exactly how things were done.
  • Everyone sees what's happening.
  • Onboarding is nice because people can look through the history and see how things work.
  • This helps enable fast organizational learning.
  • Another benefit is that typically chat rooms are public. so it creates an environment of transparency.
  • One of the more beneficial outcomes was th
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