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On Wednesday, I finish the task we started on Tuesday, Feature C, and check it into Git. I attend some meetings, and IвЂ™m on to my next task, Feature C. On Tuesday, I spend the day writing a different feature, Feature B, that has nothing to do with Feature A. On Monday, I spend the day thinking through and writing a cool new customer feature, Feature A, and check it into Git when IвЂ™m finished. To prove this point, letвЂ™s have a little before and after comparison.

The good news? Implementing automated policy checks at multiple places in the pipeline can shift checks left, speed feedback cycles and dramatically reduce context switching. Interrupting the process of creating new ideas because individuals or teams have to go backward and make changes based on config errors or compliance issues is frustrating. This of course means lots of invention, feedback, creativity and iteration, all of which work best when they can be the point of current focus. The modern dev pipeline is purpose-built to make collaboration easier and allow individuals and teams to work together to contribute to regular code pushes. Least hot take of all time: Interruptions and rework are the worst. Torin is a frequent speaker at events like KubeCon, DockerCon, Velocity and more.

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Torin has spent over 10 years as a software engineer working on large-scale distributed systems projects. Torin is a co-founder of the Open Policy Agent (OPA) project.

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