Github end-to-end pipeline with Damian Brady & Matt Wicks

NDC Melbourne – Github end-to-end pipeline with Damian Brady & Matt Wicks GitHub is more than just a place to keep your code. GitHub offers features that cover your whole DevOps lifecycle from idea all the way into production.

00:00 Introduction
01:07 Demo – end to end DevOps solution
01:51 Using GitHub Issue for tracking work
03:38 Ordering the backlog by priority
09:25 Optimizing the developer environment

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Damian Brady https://twitter.com/damovisa

Developer Advocate at GitHub Damian Brady is a Developer Advocate at GitHub and loves all things DevOps. Formerly a Cloud Advocate at Microsoft for 4 years, and prior to that a dev at Octopus Deploy and a Microsoft MVP, Damian has a 20+ year background in software development and consulting in a broad range of industries. Damian regularly speaks at conferences, User Groups, and other events around the world. Most of the time you’ll find Damian talking to developers, IT Pros, and data scientists to help them get the most out of their DevOps and MLOps strategies.

Matt Wicks https://www.ssw.com.au/people/Matt-Wicks

SSW Solution Architect Matt is an SSW Solution Architect, trainer, and Certified Scrum Master. He has been developing solutions using the full Microsoft stack since .NET 2 (the old one) was in beta. Matt loves DevOps, DevOps and DevOps. These days he prefers GitHub Actions and Azure DevOps Build Pipelines over other tools. Matt likes clean architecture, using the right tool for the job, seeing developers push changes to production with confidence, automated tests, running solutions on Azure, and now he never has to reminisce about Webforms.
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Damian Brady

Damian Brady is a Developer Advocate at GitHub and loves all things DevOps. Formerly a Cloud Advocate at Microsoft for 4 years, and prior to that a dev at Octopus Deploy and a Microsoft MVP, Damian has a 20+ year background in software development and consulting in a broad range of industries. Damian regularly speaks at conferences, User Groups, and other events around the world. Most of the time you'll find Damian talking to developers, IT Pros, and data scientists to help them get the most out of their DevOps and MLOps strategies.

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