I'm interested in getting back to work with AWS and python in a devops space.I have particular experience in blockchain, compliance/SOC2, containers, CI/CD, pre-prod environment management and observability.DevOps is a phrase that was coined by Gene Kim. He defined it as identifying the resources owned by operations and turning those things into services.In business terms, if a company invests 1 dollar and for every dollar invested expects a return of X, than what devops provides is a way for the company to scale infrastructure and support services without scaling costs in a linear way as the business grows. Thus, the devops function in business terms is to impact the value of X in the engineering function of the company in a net positive way. The how of this, lies in making sure each unit you build at every scale, has known inputs, outputs and a test and is built from the same core components. By really fully automating compile, package and delivery in a standardized way you can step out of the way of the business and product teams. My goal in terms of environments is to be able to deploy an entire environment from functional (not procedural) code templates, then deploy data and a given version of software.The following 2 videos demonstrate a manual vs. an SRE approach in creating images.Zooming in on a manually created art work, image becomes incoherent after less than 10 steps in. From Ferris Bueller's Day Off:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gAzU-IZXaJkZooming in on a fractal millions of times based on fractal self-sameness with perfect clarity and coherence.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b005iHf8Z3g
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