My dad once told me about a guy from Birmingham, a martial artist who’d learned tai-kwon-do, who could do jujitsu and would box.

Now, in his wisdom he devised his own style of martial arts, the principle was simple, if you couldn’t do it in a phone booth, it was no good to you in a pub fight.

With two paragraphs about Birmingham, kung-fu and pub fights you might be wondering how this could ever have anything to do with practical DevOps.

Introducing ChatOps, and here’s the tag line, when you’re in the pub, down the gym or stuck on a plane to New York, what’s the maximum you can do from just your phone.

We don’t all lug around a laptop 24⁄7 and I know I don’t always have a handbag big enough for mine, so if your production environment was burning down, and all you had was your phone, data and slack, could you save it all?

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Mike at 08:51 on 16 Apr 2018

I loved the way ChatOps can help us to build great software, and to be alerted when necessary.

Joan at 19:26 on 16 Apr 2018

Great overview of the chatopst potential.

Pau Trepat at 10:18 on 20 Apr 2018

Good speaker but it was not interesting to me. Can not apply it.