DevOps in a Brownfield World

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It can feel overwhelming to try to improve these situations, but it can be done. In this talk, we will look at the tools and techniques to take an existing legacy application with no automation and no operational insight, and bring it fully into a complete DevOps solution. Por: Jummy Bogard

Technology

DevOps in a Brownfield
World
Jimmy Bogard
Marco Dominguez

1. Make my life better
2. Make my dev coworkers life better

1. Make my life better
2. Make my dev coworkers life better
3. Make my team’s life better

Time to Login Screen (TLS):
The amount of time from when a new
developer starts to when they can see
a login screen

In brownfield, TLS
is measured in
days or weeks

DevOps is not a
Title or a Position
or a Team

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Some Key Takeaways
● Start local
● Expand outwards
● Automate, automate, automate
● Practice empathy

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