Itsm camp - DevOps is about culture

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The document discusses DevOps culture. It notes that DevOps is about close collaboration between developers and operations, automating infrastructure, and continuous delivery. The goal is to break down barriers and enable both teams to work together seamlessly toward enabling business objectives. DevOps is described as a mindset rather than a set of tools, with the emphasis being on understanding each other and shared goals rather than separate concerns.

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DevOps is about culture

Kassel | 06.12.2011 | Ingmar Krusch

Email: ingmar.krusch@immobilienscout24.de
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I was born a developer

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Operations?

Other Peoples Problem!

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Developing for

ImmobilienScout24

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Operations?

Still an after thought!

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Way to go,

DevOps

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The agile culture

transformed my company

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Let me explain…

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DevOps is a

Mindset

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Of guy‘s like myself

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Who simply realize the truth:

There is no spoon!

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Close Collaboration is key

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Automate your

infrastructure

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Continuous Delivery

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Share your tools

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Devlopers get access to

production servers

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Operations makes design

decisions for software

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Understand and respect

each other

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Goal of IT:

enable business

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DevOps Tools?

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The tool is

you!
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1. www.immobilienscout24.de DevOps is about culture Kassel | 06.12.2011 | Ingmar Krusch

2. Email: ingmar.krusch@immobilienscout24.de Find me on Google+ & Xing

3. I was born a developer Seite 3 | DevOps is about culture | Ingmar Krusch

4. Operations? Other Peoples Problem! Seite 4 | DevOps is about culture | Ingmar Krusch

5. Developing for ImmobilienScout24 Seite 5 | DevOps is about culture | Ingmar Krusch

6. Operations? Still an after thought! Seite 6 | DevOps is about culture | Ingmar Krusch

7. Way to go, DevOps Seite 7 | DevOps is about culture | Ingmar Krusch

8. The agile culture transformed my company Seite 8 | DevOps is about culture | Ingmar Krusch

9. Let me explain… Seite 9 | DevOps is about culture | Ingmar Krusch

10. DevOps is a Mindset Seite 10 | DevOps is about culture | Ingmar Krusch

11. Of guy‘s like myself Seite 11 | DevOps is about culture | Ingmar Krusch

12. Who simply realize the truth: There is no spoon! Seite 12 | DevOps is about culture | Ingmar Krusch

13. Close Collaboration is key Seite 13 | DevOps is about culture | Ingmar Krusch

14. Automate your infrastructure Seite 14 | DevOps is about culture | Ingmar Krusch

15. Continuous Delivery Seite 15 | DevOps is about culture | Ingmar Krusch

16. Share your tools Seite 16 | DevOps is about culture | Ingmar Krusch

17. Devlopers get access to production servers Seite 17 | DevOps is about culture | Ingmar Krusch

18. Operations makes design decisions for software Seite 18 | DevOps is about culture | Ingmar Krusch

19. Understand and respect each other Seite 19 | DevOps is about culture | Ingmar Krusch

20. Goal of IT: enable business Seite 20 | DevOps is about culture | Ingmar Krusch

21. DevOps Tools? Seite 21 | DevOps is about culture | Ingmar Krusch

22. The tool is you! Seite 22 | DevOps is about culture | Ingmar Krusch

23. www.immobilienscout24.de Thanks for your attention! Contact: ImmobilienScout24 Email: ingmar.krusch@immobilienscout24.de Andreasstraße 10 Phone: +49 30 24301 1155 10243 Berlin URL: www.immobilienscout24.de

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