How They DevOps is a collection of public writeups, posts, and references that show how well-known companies actually implement DevOps practices in the real world. Instead of describing DevOps in the abstract, it points to concrete CI/CD setups, infrastructure choices, incident processes, and tooling stacks used by tech organizations. This gives learners and teams a reality check: DevOps at scale is opinionated, messy, and adapted to business constraints. It’s especially useful for people building a DevOps function who want to benchmark against recognizable names before picking tools. The repository also serves as inspiration for internal presentations and proposals because you can say “this is how X does it” and back it up. Over time, as new companies publish engineering blogs and postmortems, the repo can be updated to reflect current industry setups.
Features
- Curated examples of DevOps in real companies
- Links to CI/CD, infra, SRE, and tooling writeups
- Helpful for benchmarking your own DevOps strategy
- Good source material for internal proposals and talks
- Shows diversity of approaches, not one “true” DevOps
- Continuously expandable as more companies publish