Introduction

• Going to apologise in advance if parts are pitched at the wrong level and are either confusing or simplistic. Please interrupt to ask questions!
• We have material which we can run through lecture style but would rather people ask questions and we can drive from there. We can use the notes and slides as a structure.
• Different aspects of what we are showing you today are inspired by questions we've previously answered or problems we've seen.
• Going to try to minimize technical minutia where we can but we might miss the mark!
• We also want to emphasize business or economic decisions where we can
• We are going to publish our material and update based on feedback and questions. This can grow into a useful resource.
• Be warned: it's likely we'll use lots of short hands and industry terms without realizing it! Please stop us and get us to explain!

Outline

We want this course to build into something useful so we've structured it like this:

1. Source Control (how developers working for you interact with your product at a fundamental level)
2. Cloud Providers (how you host your product for customers)
3. Networking (how customers talk to your product)
4. Secrets and Credential Management (how to ensure your product and customer's data is protected)

Notes for Editing These Files

• Mick using obsidian.md as an editor, as bit of an experiment
• Mick also uses Deckset for presentations
• Andrea is going to use Miro for collaboration.
• None of these tools are required.