tribal knowledge does not support devops

The Hidden Barrier: How Tribal Knowledge Can Undermine Devops Culture

Tribal knowledge is the accumulated knowledge, skills, and experiences that exist within a group or organisation, but is not formally documented or shared. In a devops culture, where the emphasis is on collaboration, transparency, and continuous improvement, tribal knowledge can be a hindrance. It can lead to silos of information and a lack of standardisation, which can hinder the flow of work and make it more difficult for new team members to ramp up. It can also lead to a lack of accountability, as it can be difficult to track who has what knowledge and who is responsible for maintaining it. By eliminating tribal knowledge and fostering a culture of continuous learning and knowledge sharing, organisations can create a more collaborative and efficient team, and better position themselves for success in a devops culture.

Why Only Pull Requests Are A BAD IDEA

Are you considering implementing continuous integration into your software development process? In this blog, we discuss the importance of continuous integration and how it can improve the efficiency and effectiveness of your team. We also address common misconceptions and explain why trunk-based development is the most effective approach.