10 years of Devops architecture and development via Infrastructure as Code, Configuration Management, CI/CD Pipelines, Log Aggregation, Monitoring, Alerting, Container Orchestration, Leadership, Planning and Security
I just learned about Taiwan's G0v (Gov Zero): A social sector movement in Taiwan that aimed to improve government transparency and accountability. They did this by creating "shadow websites" that mirrored official government websites, but with a focus on open data and public participation. “We like to say that we’re not protesters; we’re demonstrators. Protesters manufacture counterpower, while demonstrators manufacture alternate power. Starting in 2012, G-Zero became a systemic movement that looked at government websites, with the goal of making better shadow government websites. By simply changing an ‘O’ to a ‘0,’ you could enter the shadow government built by open-source civic technologists. These technologists always worked in a way that was free of copyright, essentially shaming the government into merging their work back into the official system. The best thing about these G-Zero experiments is that much of it actually came from career public servants, including section chiefs who participated in our hackathons anonymously. It was only when they saw that this was a better way—one that allowed the public to see and co-create the budget—that they truly embraced the approach." https://lnkd.in/ej9fK3NU
