In this episode of Rollback Café, we host Bryan Finster co-author of MinimumCD.org, seasoned Continuous Delivery practitioner, and enterprise transformation leader, for a grounded, experience-driven conversation on what truly matters in modern software delivery.

Moving beyond tools and process theater, Bryan shares practical insights on defining the minimum bar for Continuous Delivery, identifying “SAD DevOps” anti-patterns, and systematically reducing the friction that slows teams down. Drawing from real-world experiences across large-scale and constrained environments, this session focuses on outcomes that improve delivery safety, developer experience, and organizational trust without over-engineering or dogma.

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• Bryan Finster: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bryan-finster/

• Animesh Pathak : https://www.linkedin.com/in/sonichigo/

This episode is ideal for engineering leaders, platform teams, and practitioners looking to reset their delivery practices with clarity, realism, and impact.

☕🎙️ Welcome to The Rollback Café! I’m Animesh, your host, and in this kickoff episode , I share why failed deployments often teach us more than the smooth ones. This podcast is all about rollbacks, lessons from code, and the human side of DevOps and developer life. Pull up a chair and join the conversation.

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