- [David] And that's it.
To learn more about the five DevOps levels,
see DevOps Foundations by James Wickett
and Ernest Mueller.
Also for further reading on DevOps,
see the recommendations at the end of that course.
And to learn how to apply what you've learned
in your ITIL foundation course, check out my course,
Applying ITIL Foundations.
It's fairly unique and I hope you'll find it challenging
and thought provoking even if you've been at it for a while.
I've mentioned a number of resources throughout the course
and provided some links,
so first place to go to learn more
would be to check those out.
But I'll call out a couple here
because I think they're important.
For an example of a blameless post mortem meeting agenda,
see the section on post implementation reviews
in my problem management course.
On systems thinking, I recommend anything from Russel Ackoff
and nothing beats DevOpsDays as a place to learn from
and contribute to a growing group of practitioners.
Unlike some other IT conferences I've been to,
the DevOpsDays event I attended in Seattle was fun,
meaningful, had a lot of great, smart, diverse people
all learning and growing together.
There's nothing like a sellout conference
with dynamite content to get your energies going.
I wish you much success as you continue to march
from traditional to hybrid to cloud and mobile,
as you continue to lean and grow,
and as you morph your practices as you make the journey
into what works best,
from ITIL driven practices to enterprise DevOps.
So good luck.