"The DevOps Deewar", The session on DevOps was conducted by Ashish Mishra as a part of ATA Mumbai Chapter's 16th Meetup. The meetup was held on 29th April at Datamatics, Mumbai
1. Ashish Mishra
22+ years experience
Masters in Computer Science, MBA in Finance
coming handy while running business
Author of Selenium Book by McGrawHill
Agile and DevOps Coach
@ash1shm
3. What is DevOps?
DevOps is
..for practitioners, by practitioners.
..a knowledge-based movement.
..decentralized and open for everyone.
..not an product or job title.
4. But why?
• Is DevOps a hype?
• Does DevOps even exist?
• Should we simply do something because everyone else is talking
about it?
DevOps Heaven
Let’s step back and see how we reached here..
15. Test-First TDD, ATDD, BDD and other such xDDs
BA
TesterCoder
Lesson learnt:
Don’t misunderstand user requirements. Write tests first and involve testers in Story Grooming
session and own Acceptance Criteria
26. Questions
Please reach out to me for any further discussion
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Editor's Notes
And now you’re caught up. I had been going to Velocity and watching the Agile Infrastructure list, and then got involved when Damon Edwards and John Willis put on OpsCamp Austin in 2010 and DevOps was the hot topic.
Give example like Bandra – worli sea link
Ask same 2 questions:
At half time is project 50% done?
If client is out of budget and the project is not complete what does client get?
Note: The slices here are actually representing mini-waterfall. If someone catches it then please make it clear that mini-waterfall is not agile