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Klint Finley

Klint Finley is a Senior Writer at SiliconAngle. His specialties
include IT services, enterprise technology and software development.
Prior to SiliconAngle he was a writer for ReadWriteWeb. He's also a
former IT practicioner, and has written about technology for over a
decade. He can be contacted at angle@klintfinley.com.

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How an Established Company Can Start Doing DevOps

By Klint Finley
Many of the companies most associated with taking a DevOps approach, like Google, Facebook and Etsy, are relatively new technology driven companies that started doing DevOps from day one. But what about established companies?…

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Whatever Happened to _why?

By Klint Finley
Last week Slate ran a lengthy piece by Annie Lowrey on Ruby, learning to program and the long lost Ruby rock star known as “_why the lucky stiff.” _why created three important resources for…

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Microsoft’s Other Cloud Strategy: Dynamics

By Klint Finley
Every so often, I hear that Microsoft is doomed because it didn’t get into tablets quick enough. Or that Microsoft is too dependent on Windows desktop licenses and Microsoft Office and that mobile and…

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Puppet vs. Chef: Which is More Popular?

By Klint Finley
Which configuration manatement tool is more popular: Puppet or Chef? RedMonk analyst Stephen O’Grady recently did some Web mining to find out. O’Grady’s not sure. I’m betting that Puppet has more traction, but that…

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Don’t Be a Hero, Be Good At Your Job

By Klint Finley
“The guy who sucks, is somehow the hero, because it takes time,” writes Michael Stahnke, a community manager at Puppet Labs. “The guy who doesn’t look busy, because he did it right the first…

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How IT Support Services Are Changing

By Klint Finley
Today HP announced its new Always On Support offering, and IDC analyst Robert Brothers appeared on theCube to talk about the changing IT support landscape. Brothers discussed how converged infrastructure, the cloud and the…

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DevOps Dossier: OrangeScape

By Klint Finley
OrangeScape is a platform-as-a-service, but unlike “general computing PaaSes” like Heroku or Google App Engine, OrangeScape Studio provides a point-and-click interface for building business apps, most comparable to Salesforce.com’s Force.com platform. Apps built with…

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