Bringing Dev and Ops together with ChatOps
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In this session I will introduce you to how we have been able to unify our Development teams with our Operational departments using Chat Automation. I will walk you through a number of scenarios and examples of how we have been utilizing Chat Automation and I will show how this can be configured and deployed.
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