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DevSecOps was created because security could no longer sit at the end of the software delivery process like a disappointed auditor with a clipboard. Software started moving faster, infrastructure became code, cloud environments multiplied, containers appeared everywhere, and suddenly “we’ll review security before production” became a phrase people said right before production caught fire.

Initially, I wanted to name this blog “Uneducated DevOps” in homage to the Uneducated Economist, street level thoughts, opinions, analysis and perspectives from a working-class point of view, but my better half thought I could do better with my choice of adjectives.

This blog started as a demo for static content generators on IPFS as a great alternative to clunky, expensive, insecure, hard to manage and scale CMS platforms like WordPress.

I’d argue if your users are not contributing to automation of the infrastructure and cloud services, they care the most than you are a sys admin in disguise.