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Tales from the devops transformation trenches

The document discusses the necessity of focusing on culture as a foundational aspect of a successful DevOps transformation rather than solely on technology like containers or microservices. It highlights common pitfalls in DevOps practices, emphasizing the need for proper testing, integration, and deployment strategies to avoid significant failures and inefficiencies. Additionally, it critiques the misconceptions around continuous integration and deployment, urging teams to adopt more frequent and effective practices.

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Austin Copenhagen Dubai London Madrid Melbourne Munich New York Nice Raleigh San Francisco São Paulo Singapore Tokyo Toronto Tales from the DevOps Transformation Trenches Holly Cummins IBM Garage @holly_cummins yes, you (still) need to start with culture, not containers
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@holly_cummins#IBMGarage hi. i’m a consultant.
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage these are my scary stories
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage how to fail at devops
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage “this is our devops team”
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage “this is our devops team” “… last year we called them the build team.”
containers will not fix your broken devops culture 8
even kubernetes will not fix your broken devops culture 9
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage “we’re going too slowly. we need to get rid of COBOL and make microservices!”
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage “we’re going too slowly. we need to get rid of COBOL and make microservices!” “… but our release board only meets twice a year.”
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage https://hackernoon.com/8-devops-trends-to-be-aware-of-in-2019-b4232ac8f351
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage https://hackernoon.com/8-devops-trends-to-be-aware-of-in-2019-b4232ac8f351
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage “every time we change code, something breaks”
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage distributed monolith
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage distributed monolith but without compile-time checking
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage just because a system runs across 6 containers doesn’t mean it’s decoupled
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage mars climate explorer
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage other people’s trenches for clarity: this wasn’t a client of mine.
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage Courtesy NASA/ JPL-Caltech
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage
metric units
metric units imperial units
distributing did not help metric units imperial units
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage microservices need consumer-driven contract tests
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage $370 million loss https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cluster_(spacecraft) Cluster + Ariane 5
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage $370 million loss https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cluster_(spacecraft) Cluster + Ariane 5
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage they tested it …
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage they tested it … but stubbed out one component.
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage they tested it … but stubbed out one component. that component was the one that broke.
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage “Had we done end-to-end testing, we believe this error would have been caught.” Arthur Stephenson Chief Investigator
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage microservices need automated integration tests
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage “we have a CI/CD”
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage CI/CD is something you do, it’s not a tool you buy
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage “i’ll merge my branch into our CI next week”
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage “CI/CD … CI/CD … CI/CD … we release every six months … CI/CD …. ”
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage continuous. I don’t think that word means what you think it means.
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage how often should you push to master?
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage how often should you push to master?integrate?
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage how often should you push to master? every character integrate?
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage how often should you push to master? every character integrate? actually continuous … but stupid
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage how often should you push to master? every character every commit (several times an hour) integrate? actually continuous … but stupid
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage how often should you push to master? every few commits (several times a day) every character every commit (several times an hour) integrate? actually continuous … but stupid
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage how often should you push to master? every few commits (several times a day) every character once a day every commit (several times an hour) integrate? actually continuous … but stupid
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage how often should you push to master? every few commits (several times a day) every character once a day every commit (several times an hour) once a week integrate? actually continuous … but stupid
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage how often should you push to master? every few commits (several times a day) every character once a day every commit (several times an hour) once a week once a month integrate? actually continuous … but stupid
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage how often should you push to master? every few commits (several times a day) every character once a day every commit (several times an hour) once a week once every six months once a month integrate? actually continuous … but stupid
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage how often should you push to master? every few commits (several times a day) every character once a day every commit (several times an hour) once a week once every six months once a month integrate? actually continuous … but stupid trunk-based development
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage how often should you push to master? every few commits (several times a day) every character once a day every commit (several times an hour) once a week once every six months once a month integrate? actually continuous … but stupid trunk-based development ok
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage how often should you push to master? every few commits (several times a day) every character once a day every commit (several times an hour) once a week once every six months once a month integrate? actually continuous … but stupid trunk-based development bad ok
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage how often should you push to master? every few commits (several times a day) every character once a day every commit (several times an hour) once a week once every six months once a month integrate? actually continuous … but stupid trunk-based development bad bad ok
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage how often should you push to master? every few commits (several times a day) every character once a day every commit (several times an hour) once a week once every six months once a month integrate? actually continuous … but stupid trunk-based development bad bad seriously? ok
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage how often should you push to master? every few commits (several times a day) every character once a day every commit (several times an hour) once a week once every six months once a month integrate? actually continuous … but stupid trunk-based development bad bad seriously? my favourite ok
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage how often should you release? every user story every push (many times a day) every epic once a sprint once every two years once a quarter
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage how often should you release? every user story every push (many times a day) every epic once a sprint once every two years once a quarter deploy?
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage how often should you release? every user story every push (many times a day) every epic once a sprint once every two years once a quarter deploy? (need a good handle on feature flags)
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage how often should you release? every user story every push (many times a day) every epic once a sprint once every two years once a quarter deploy? (need a good handle on feature flags) ok
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage how often should you release? every user story every push (many times a day) every epic once a sprint once every two years once a quarter deploy? (need a good handle on feature flags) ok old- school
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage how often should you release? every user story every push (many times a day) every epic once a sprint once every two years once a quarter deploy? (need a good handle on feature flags) ok old- school sigh
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage how often should you release? every user story every push (many times a day) every epic once a sprint once every two years once a quarter deploy? (need a good handle on feature flags) ok old- school sigh ok
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage how often should you release? every user story every push (many times a day) every epic once a sprint once every two years once a quarter deploy? (need a good handle on feature flags) ok old- school sigh ok hardcore
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage how often should you release? every user story every push (many times a day) every epic once a sprint once every two years once a quarter deploy? (need a good handle on feature flags) ok old- school sigh my favourite ok hardcore
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage how often should you test in staging?
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage how often should you test in staging?deliver?
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage how often should you test in staging? every push deliver? my favourite
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage “we can’t actually release this.”
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage why?
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage what’s stopping more frequent deploys?
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage “we can’t release this microservice… we deploy all our microservices at the same time.”
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage “it looks like it’s complete … but nothing works if you click on it.”
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage front-end integration layer back-end
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage front-end integration layer back-end user story
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage front-end integration layer back-end user story front- end int. layer back- end
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage front-end integration layer back-end user story front- end
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage front-end integration layer back-end user story
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage front-end integration layer back-end user story back- end
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage front-end integration layer back-end user story int. layer back- end
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage front-end integration layer back-end user story front- end int. layer back- end ✓ it works by the time anyone sees it stakeholders need to be careful what they incentivise
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage vertical slices
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage back-out development
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage back-out development back-first development
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage deferred wiring
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage feature flags
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage “we can’t ship until every feature is complete”
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage but why?
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage “users won’t find it compelling enough if we release now”
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage if you're not embarrassed by your first release it was too late - Reid Hoffman
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage lean
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage “we only get one chance to get it right”
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage you can’t a/b test a $370 million rocket the ariadne failed in 36 seconds
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage one chance we think we’re here
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage one chance brand damage we think we’re here
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage one chance brand damage we think we’re here market failure (indifference)
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage one chance brand damage continuous improvement delights growing user base we think we’re here market failure (indifference)
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage a/b testing one chance brand damage continuous improvement delights growing user base we think we’re here market failure (indifference)
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage a/b testing one chance brand damage continuous improvement delights growing user base we think we’re here could we be here? market failure (indifference)
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage feedback is good engineering
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage they often couldn’t see the explorer
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage “but our change control process …”
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage “this provisioning software is broken”
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage what we sold “this provisioning software is broken” 10 minute provision-time
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage what we sold “this provisioning software is broken” 10 minute provision-time 3 month provision- time what the client thought they’d got
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage what we sold “this provisioning software is broken” 10 minute provision-time 3 month provision- time what the client thought they’d got the reason 84-step pre-approval process
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage “we’ve scheduled the architecture board review for a month after the project ships”
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage does the process add value?
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage navigators warned something was wrong
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage navigators warned something was wrong they didn’t fill in the right form
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage navigators warned something was wrong they didn’t fill in the right form so nothing was done
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage “we can’t ship until we have more confidence in the quality”
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage “we can’t ship until we have more confidence in the quality” you can fix that
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage “this is the test team … who don’t have the skills to automate their tests.”
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage “our tests aren’t automated”
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage “our tests aren’t automated”
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage “we don’t know if our code currently works”
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage “we don’t know if our code currently works”
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage “it costs too much to release”
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage “it costs too much to release”you can fix that
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage “we don’t know when the build is broken” not a good CI/CD indicator a good CI/CD indicator
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage get the pipeline status into the physical spaces
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage “only Bob can change Jenkins”
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage “oh yes, that build has been broken for a few weeks…”
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage judge judge judge
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage hybrid and multi- cloud toolchains and deployments toolchains support lean delivery processes and business agility many, single-tenant toolchains modern devops toolchains and processes reflect
 cloud native apps and cultural transformation

@holly_cummins#IBMGarage on-premise automation tools release management and dependency coordination are hard shared, multi-tenant toolchain “backbone” heritage devops toolchains and processes reflect
 heritage apps and cultural inertia
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage “you’ll be coding on the mainframe”
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage this can get tiring
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage transformation endurance
@holly_cummins#IBMGarage remember the why
® @holly_cummins IBM Cloud Garage

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