Presented by Justin Arbuckle, VP WW Transformation, Chef at the DevOps Leadership Summit preceding ChefConf 2016 Austin, TX

1. AND THE SLOW SUFFER WHAT
THEY MUST
Justin Arbuckle – VP Transformation, CHEF
@dromologue

2. Release to Learn.
Learn to Build.
Build to Release.

3. Craig Breedlove ultimately set the land speed record in 1965 in
‘American Spirit’ at 600 Mph. But he needed Jets to do it.

4. In our search for greater speed we have
always had to look outside of the initial
technology domain.
It’s only obvious a moment before it happens.

5. CARS

6. APPS

7. Our search for greater choice has resolved
into a search for the fastest way to change
our mind or minimize the consequences of
poor choices.
Eventually, almost every technology choice
turns out to be poor…

8. CHIPS

9. SERVICE DISCOVERY
ORCHESTRATION
MONITORING
MANAGEMENT
(deploy, upgrade)
APPLICATION
RUNTIME
WORKLOAD PLACEMENT
OPERATING SYSTEM
SERVICE DISCOVERY
ORCHESTRATION
MONITORING
MANAGEMENT
(deploy, upgrade)
container
APPLICATION
RUNTIME
WORKLOAD PLACEMENT
OPERATING SYSTEM
habitatpackage
APPLICATION
RUNTIME
(service discovery,
orchestration, monitoring,
management are fundamental
built-ins for the runtime)
WORKLOAD PLACEMENT
JUST ENOUGH OS
traditional servers containers

10. When extending or replacing technology is
too expensive, we package it to reduce its
complexity so that we can make other
choices unencumbered.
This is great for technology. But People?

11. ORGS

12. The Frampton Effect:
We spend more time
talking about velocity
than employing it.
8.7s : 95mins

13. • SPIN:
Spin a process to achieve greater speed in one
domain.
• SUCK:
Embrace the crisis.
• SUCCEED:
Extend the process.