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Jonathan

Not a handbook

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 15 March 2019

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This is a manifesto and not a handbook. Over 90% of the content is spent on explaining the problems that devops solves without actually defining what devops is. Frustratingly it contains case studies stating the efficiencies gained by using devops but without actually explaining how. I think any content which could be considered a "handbook" could be condensed into a short chapter.

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Siddhartha

Printing Quality not good

Reviewed in India on 19 July 2019

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On book it is mentioned "Printed in USA" but in reality it looks like printed in India on recycled paper.

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FA Calkins

Dont waste your time trying to read this book if you ...

Reviewed in the United States on 5 June 2017

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Dont buy this book if you expect it to teach you how to build a CI/CD DEVOPS environment. It is basically a review/summary of a bunch of research papers that the authors have read, but does not provide any specifics details of how to set up a CI/CD pipepline (only theory). You can get most of the content of this book by reading articles from the web. Also, you can get more specific details of how to implement CI/CD with specific tools, programs, and scripts from other sources. Dont waste your time trying to read this book if you want to deploy CI/CD.

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I loved the "Phoenix Project" as it was a good translation ...

Reviewed in the United States on 14 November 2016

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No new idea, just recycle of concepts from "The Goal". The whole book lacks depth and is a compilation of endless quotes from other people's work. I loved the "Phoenix Project" as it was a good translation of "The Goal" to IT, but question is how far you can mild someone else's work?

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