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Complete Guide: How to Build Your Essential Modern Software Infrastructure Team

Kelly HellerStaff Software Engineer

September 15, 2021

How to Build Your Modern Software Infrastructure Guide

Welcome to our four part series on How to Build Your Essential Modern Software Infrastructure Team. In Part 1, we share a few of the core principles we live by here at 219 Design that help us deliver great code. Part 2 discusses source control—which keeps your entire team in agreement about the current state of your software. In Part 3, we take a deep dive into Automation and Containers, which help keep your team in agreement about the proper runtime and build-time environment(s) for your software. Finally, Part 4 addresses the practical concerns we routinely deal with during our day-to-day lives as developers. 

How to Build Your Essential Modern Software Infrastructure Team (Part 1:4)
How to Build Your Essential Modern Software Infrastructure Team (Part 2:4)
How to Build Your Essential Modern Software Infrastructure Team (Part 3:4)
How to Build Your Essential Modern Software Infrastructure Team (Part 4:4)

If you need more hands on help, we offer a 2-Day Workshop called Essential Modern Software Infrastructure for leaders that want to set up their software team for optimal success. Contact us to learn more. 

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