Michael Cote
DevOps.com
Austin, TX, United States
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Past articles by Michael:
Don’t Let Developer Toil Affect the Business Value of Your Apps
To speed up your software release cycle, remove toil; you will improve the quality, resilience and business value of your software. → Read More
The 7Rs of Modernisation – a roadmap to app transformation
Modernisation requires a healthy dose of elbow grease – not quite as simple as tapping ‘update’ in the app store. → Read More
A Better Kubernetes Experience for Developers is Key in 2022
An application-aware platform will make all the difference in the Kubernetes application developer experience. → Read More
DevOps Is Fed by a Tools Culture Loop
When I had the chance to help put together a new DevOps conference, I spent a lot of my time curating talks on what’s new in DevOps. → Read More
Regular testing is the key to better software
Working smarter, not harder – why faster, regular testing and deployment is the key to better software. → Read More
Who stands to gain from Kubernetes within a business?
Understanding Kubernetes can be difficult, but understanding its business benefits doesn't have to be. → Read More
Platform as a product, cloud native education, and 2020 predictions, with Paula Kennedy
In this episode: platform as a product, learning cloud native, and 2020 predictions. → Read More
Charting The Business Bottleneck
Insights from Wipro's survey of 1400 on digital transformation? It's time for the business side of the house to change how it operates. → Read More
Duke Energy is using data to validate corporate strategies. You can, too.
Corporate strategy can be inefficient expensive. Learn how Duke Energy applies software design principles to optimize investment by validating ideas early on. → Read More
Knate-ive
Serverless! Functions! Knative! What's it all mean? Nate Schutta explains it all to Coté. → Read More
Predictions past and predictions future, 2018/2019 edition
It's that time of year again: predictions! Doing predictions is silly, but it's mostly silly-fun. Richard & Coté think about the next year and look back at some previous predictions. → Read More
In 2019, Put a Platform-as-a-Product Strategy in Place
This coming year, keep focusing on creating better products for your customers, but also make sure you're creating the best product for your developers. → Read More
In 2019, Put a Platform-as-a-Product Strategy in Place
This coming year, keep focusing on creating better products for your customers, but also make sure you're creating the best product for your developers. → Read More
Focus on product, not just operations, & growing customer-focused staff, with Thomas Squeo (Ep. 115)
While at SpringOne Platform 2018, Coté talks with West's Thomas Squeo about how West has been shifting from an IT-as-operators and project gnomes to end-to-end product people. → Read More
Changing culture with habits & the un-toasted panini quandary, with Kyle Campos (Ep. 114)
It's easy to understand what kind of IT culture you need if you're going to improve how you do software, but how do you actually change such a squishy thing? → Read More
Product Management, with Jonathan Sirlin (Ep. 113)
This episode we talk with Pivotal's Jonathan Sirlin about product management using several examples of applications and organizations he's worked with. → Read More
Serverless, knative, & project riff, with Mark Fisher (Ep. 112)
Few topics are driving more interest than "serverless." in this episode, Richard & Coté talk with Mark Fisher on riff, knative, and serverless. Also, Dutch herring history. → Read More
Pivotal Cloud Foundry 2.2 and Potpourri, with Jared Ruckle (Ep. 109)
There's a lot of new features in Pivotal Cloud Foundry 2.2 from kubernetes updates to security. This week, we talk with Jared Ruckle about those features, plus a new white paper on the Open Service Broker API. As always, we also talk about recent infrastructure software news and manage to throw in some house packing tips as well. → Read More
Databasing with Greenplum, with Ivan Novick (Ep. 108)
We talk databases in this episode. First, with the history of databases and why the relational database become king, for awhile at least, and then about how databases evolved, ending up talking about → Read More
Cloud native Malay food, tracing in Java, and databases (Ep. 105)
During a discussion of South East Asian food, Coté & Josh Long manager to talk about Josh's book, Cloud Native Java. → Read More