Kief Morris (he/him) is an Infrastructure Automation Architect who helps infrastructure teams move from hand-crafted infrastructure management that creates friction and toil to a platform approach that focuses on enabling users to deliver better outcomes faster. An infrastructure platform approach involves adopting a composable infrastructure architecture and self-service environment management, which needs changes to team workflows and topologies.

Kief is the author of the O’Reilly book Infrastructure as Code and a Distinguished Infrastructure Engineer at Thoughtworks. He has been working across development and operations teams and automating infrastructure management since the dot-com era. He has worked with digital scaleups and enterprises in many industries around the globe.

You can reach him in the following ways:

• LinkedIn

• GitHub

• Infrastructure As Code

Team Topologies Advocacy

• Several chapters of my upcoming 3rd edition book "Infrastructure as Code" (O'Reilly) make use of Team Topologies.

• I use Team Topologies in my recent blog post.

• I'm building on this in my upcoming talk for Config Management Camp