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We made a march towards continuous development, and we changed the way we develop, build, deploy, secure, and monitor software.

Do you think you missed this march? The good news is that it's actually happening continuously. Join us! We' re part of it too. We observe it, we document it, and we tell it.

In each episode of The DevOps Fauncast, we'll treat you to an in-depth talk about a topic related to DevOps, SRE, distributed computing, Kubernetes, cloud computing, containers, and other similar concerns.

You'll listen to the stories behind the stories and learn new things in each episode.

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Today we're thrilled to announce the launch of our newest and first show: The DevOps FaunCast.

You've followed Faun online on our newsletters, Medium publication, Slack, and social networks. Now, you'll hear us loud and clear.

Many of you know FAUN, but let's talk a bit about it.

In 2016, Aymen El Amri, a software engineer, started a side project called DevOpsLinks. The idea was to share his online readings in a weekly newsletter with other engineers, developers, and DevOps enthusiasts.

So, he put online a web page with a subscription form and waited for the very first subscriber.

One day later, he received some notifications from Gena, Stefan, Tarik, Paul, and many others who had joined the mailing list. And that's how the first subscribers got the first issue of the newsletter.

A few months later the project incorporated other newsletters:
A newsletter about serverless technologies called "Shipped"
Another one about Kubernetes and this wonderful ecosystem of orchestration and distributed systems - the newsletter is called "Kaptain".

Other newsletters are on the list and will soon be released, such as "Xenilla" which deals with topics related to Blockchain and BlockOps. "PyDog" the newsletter dedicated to the awesome programming language "Python" and "GoPanda", the newsletter that Go developers will love.