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This document discusses DevOps, which aims to improve collaboration between software development (Dev) and IT operations (Ops) teams. It notes the benefits of Agile software development and continuous delivery. The document then discusses how one company moved from releasing software every 2 weeks with a team of 200 people to having a single engineer release software every 30 minutes with no downtime, by adopting DevOps practices like automation and collaboration between Dev and Ops. Key business benefits of DevOps mentioned include focusing on new features rather than releases, improved platform understanding, aligned team vision and goals, and reduced "us vs them" mentalities. Some pointers on DevOps adoption are that it requires time, tools help but aren't essential, and progress must be
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- 19. Did it work? • 2010 • Over 200 people involved in a given release • Live downtime required to release software • Release issues cause additional downtime • 2013 • One engineer needed to release to production (takes ~30 mins) • Down-time is a distant memory • Release related incidents are unheard of - rollback is easy if one found
- 21. Key business benefits? • We now focus our energies on building new features - not trying to deliver them • We now have a greater understanding of our platform • We work together with aligned vision and goals • “Us” and “then” all but eradicated
- 22. Some pointers, pitfalls and gotchas • DevOps is not a silver bullet • DevOps can help if you have a problem to solve • Tooling (especially automation and CD tools) will help but is not the be all and end all • It's not an easy thing to implement and takes time, dedication, effort and patience • Some people may not want / be able to work this way • Ensure you can measure progress and keep measuring - inspect and adapt • Get actively involved in the wider community, do some research and reading
- 23. WEB: www.swartout.co.uk EMAIL: paul@swartout.co.uk TWITTER: @pswartout