Sign the DevOps Manifesto ✍️ #1
Description
Thank you for your interest in the DevOps Manifesto.
This manifesto redefines DevOps as a software engineering discipline, not as cloud system administration.
It focuses on engineering practices that improve developer experience, automation, project structure, and software evolution, rather than just managing production environments.
By leaving a comment on this issue, you are:
✔️ Signing the Manifesto
Your comment counts as your official endorsement of the DevOps Manifesto.
✔️ Sharing your ideas
You’re invited (but not required) to include:
- What DevOps means to you
- Why you support this vision
- Ideas or principles you think should be part of the discipline
- Stories from real projects that reflect this approach
✔️ Joining the conversation
This issue acts as the public ledger of signatories.
Every comment is a voice contributing to a healthier, engineering-first understanding of DevOps.
How to sign
- Scroll down to the comments section
- Add a new comment stating that you support the manifesto
- (Optional) Share your thoughts, suggestions, or personal experience
That's it. Your comment = your signature.
Why this matters
Too often, “DevOps” gets misused to describe:
- cloud system administrators
- tooling operators
- ops-only practitioners
This manifesto brings DevOps back to its core:
engineering, automation, reproducibility, software structure, and developer experience.
Thank you for being part of this movement.
Your contribution strengthens a community that believes DevOps is fundamentally about building better software.