The document discusses the Definition of Done (DoD) in the context of Scrum. It states that the DoD is a checklist of activities that must be completed to produce software, such as writing code, testing, and creating documentation. The DoD adds verifiable value and serves as the primary reporting mechanism for team members. Additionally, the DoD helps ensure transparency in the work being done. The document emphasizes that software is not considered "done" until it is deployed to production and being monitored.

1. DOD is not doneDOD is not done
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2. Kris BuytaertKris Buytaert
● I used to be a Dev,I used to be a Dev,
● Then Became an OpThen Became an Op
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● Everything is an effing DNS ProblemEverything is an effing DNS Problem
● Building Clouds since before the bookstoreBuilding Clouds since before the bookstore
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3. DOD ?DOD ?
● DevOpsDaysDevOpsDays
● Department of DefenseDepartment of Defense
● Do or dieDo or die
● Definition of DoneDefinition of Done
● Dead on DeliveryDead on Delivery
● Drink or DieDrink or Die
● CENSOREDCENSORED

4. DOD in ScrumDOD in Scrum
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DoD is a checklist of valuable activities requiredDoD is a checklist of valuable activities required
to produce software.to produce software.
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Definition of Done is a simple list of activitiesDefinition of Done is a simple list of activities
(writing code, coding comments, unit testing,(writing code, coding comments, unit testing,
integration testing, release notes, designintegration testing, release notes, design
documents, etc.) that adddocuments, etc.) that add
verifiable/demonstrable value to the product.verifiable/demonstrable value to the product.
•
DoD is the primary reporting mechanism forDoD is the primary reporting mechanism for
team members.team members.

5. DOD in ScrumDOD in Scrum
•
DoD is a checklist of valuable activities requiredDoD is a checklist of valuable activities required
to produce software.to produce software.
•
Definition of Done is a simple list of activitiesDefinition of Done is a simple list of activities
(writing code, coding comments, unit testing,(writing code, coding comments, unit testing,
integration testing, release notes, designintegration testing, release notes, design
documents, etc.) that adddocuments, etc.) that add
verifiable/demonstrable value to the product.verifiable/demonstrable value to the product.
•
DoD is the primary reporting mechanism forDoD is the primary reporting mechanism for
team members.team members.

6. DoD in Scrum (2)DoD in Scrum (2)
a tool for bringing transparency to the work aa tool for bringing transparency to the work a
Scrum Team is performing. It is related more toScrum Team is performing. It is related more to
the quality of a product, rather than itsthe quality of a product, rather than its
functionality.functionality.

7. EnglishEnglish

8. Sprint demo vs DoneSprint demo vs Done

9. Done means testedDone means tested

10. Done means deployedDone means deployed
In productionIn production

11. If it isn't monitored it isn't inIf it isn't monitored it isn't in
productionproduction
Done = In production andDone = In production and
MonitoredMonitored

12. by Serge Beaumontby Serge Beaumont

13. by Serge Beaumontby Serge Beaumont

14. Product vs ProjectProduct vs Project
● Frequent releasesFrequent releases
● UpdatesUpdates
● UpgradesUpgrades
● Frequent HandoversFrequent Handovers
● Fire & ForgetFire & Forget
● One HandoverOne Handover

15. Service OrientedService Oriented
● ContinuousContinuous
ImprovementImprovement
● ContinuousContinuous
HandoversHandovers
● Continuous DeliveryContinuous Delivery

17. A software project is not done untilA software project is not done until
your last enduser is in his grave !your last enduser is in his grave !

18. Let's make the DOD not DoneLet's make the DOD not Done
Because it is DODBecause it is DOD

19. I`m doneI`m done

20. ContactContact
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Kris.Buytaert@inuits.beKris.Buytaert@inuits.be
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