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All right, and today we're going to be talking about Dev Ops and whether or not it's a position, a title, or a role, or something else completely.

But first, let's have a little bit of podcast news, and I guess I'm going to go first because it's my prerogative and

I'm going with iTunes with Kev occur, Chase and Matthew Somers. Thank you very very much we really appreciate that definitely and then on

Stitcher we have blocked ticket I like that a lot I've been there we've had a few of those.

Yeah, so, you know, as Joe said, we're, this episode is going to be a little

like compared to some of the ones, you know, leading up to to this but we're basically we're discussing like

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