DevOps and programming related personal blog of Tibo Beijen

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A senior engineer with a background spanning software development and platform/ops work introduces the 'Zen of DevOps', a set of guiding principles adapted from the Zen of Python. The 15 guidelines cover themes like environment isolation (non-production vs. production), designing for scale and repeatability, favoring simplicity, and making changes that improve team velocity. The post explains which Zen of Python aphorisms were kept, which were removed (and why), and which new ones were added to address ops-specific concerns. The author argues these principles are tool-agnostic and intentionally avoid taking sides in common DevOps debates (Kubernetes vs. serverless, Terraform vs. Pulumi, etc.), aiming instead for timeless, high-level guidance applicable across the field.

Introducing the Zen of DevOps · TBNL

<p>Zen of Python has been good guidance for years. Be it Python, Golang, Devops, automation, documentation, you name it.
Adapted into ‘The Zen of DevOps’: <a href="https://www.zenofdevops.org/" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">https://www.zenofdevops.org/</a></p>
