The DevOps Problem

The DevOps revolution promised us speed, reliability, and scalable infrastructure. Instead, most organizations ended up with monolithic codebases, mounting technical debt, and teams that spend 70% or more of their time on maintenance rather than innovation.
The DevOps Problem cuts through the hype to show you how to design a DevOps program actually works.
Drawing from real-world consulting experience across enterprises of all sizes, this book reveals why traditional Infrastructure as Code practices don't scale and provides a systematic blueprint for transformation. You'll discover:

• The organizational foundations that make or break DevOps success (hint: it's not about tools)
• Why microservice patterns revolutionize infrastructure management the same way they transformed application development
• How to build truly reusable modules that reduce deployment time from weeks to hours
• The strategic approach to modernizing years of legacy infrastructure without disrupting production systems
• How AI tools amplify good practices (and accelerate bad ones)
• A complete 24-month transformation story based on real world experiences with metrics and ROI analysis

• Technology Directors and Executives
• Organizations facing infrastructure scaling challenges
• Platform engineers tired of rewriting the same infrastructure code over and over
• CTOs evaluating infrastructure transformation investments
• DevOps teams seeking a systematic approach to eliminating technical debt

Stop worrying about your infrastructure and start loving your code!