Patrick Croot on Why Raygun “Eats Their Own Dogfood” to Create Tight Feedback Loops

Ship Happens: A DevOps Podcast

English - October 18, 2019 17:00 - 21 minutes - 19.8 MB - ★★★★★ - 8 ratings
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The (Frustrating) Path to DevOps

Like many developers, Patrick’s path to DevOps was paved with frustration in slow, inefficient processes. Now, Patrick specializes in teaching DevOps to team members.

What it Means to Be Truly Bootstrapped

Raygun doesn’t just throw money at problems. The company takes a strategic approach to solving all issues, whether development or team lunch related. In order to iterate and deliver customer value quickly, Raygun is their own customer.

On-Call Horror Story: The Twitter Emoji No One Saw Coming

Learn how a firework emoji crashed Patrick’s application, and how he got through the firefight.