Today we’re talking with Bob Quillin, vice president of Oracle Cloud developer relations, about how to move IT operations to the cloud when personnel is resistant to make the change. Last year, a survey from the Cloud Native Computing Foundation found that the number one issue for companies in adopting cloud native technologies was “cultural changes with the development team.” And that’s not surprising, Qullin writes on The New Stack this week: The DevOps culture necessary to effectively use open source, cloud native technologies has fundamentally changed software and team processes. The culture of DevOps is expanding how we work and think. For some, this presents an exciting opportunity. Others approach it with more trepidation.
Today we’re talking with Bob Quillin, vice president of Oracle Cloud developer relations, about how to move IT operations to the cloud when personnel is resistant to make the change.
Last year, a survey from the Cloud Native Computing Foundation found that the number one issue for companies in adopting cloud native technologies was “cultural changes with the development team.”
And that’s not surprising, Qullin writes on The New Stack this week:
The DevOps culture necessary to effectively use open source, cloud native technologies has fundamentally changed software and team processes. The culture of DevOps is expanding how we work and think. For some, this presents an exciting opportunity. Others approach it with more trepidation.