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Keep DevOps Hip
- 1. Keep DevOps Hip! Fawzy Manaa (Fonz?!) for DevOpsDays Toronto 2015 @FawzyManaa @DevOpScouts
- 2. Once Upon a Time!
- 3. The outcome of applying Lean principles to the IT value stream – Gene Kim DevOps Definitions – A Dime a Dozen Software dev method that stresses communication, collaboration, integration, automation, and measurement of cooperation - Wikipedia An umbrella concept that refers to anything that smoothes out the interaction between dev and ops – Damon Edwards
- 5. My Way or the Highway
- 6. How DevOps is Killing the Developer? - Jeff Knupp Is DevOps Killing the Developer? - Paul Krill Is DevOps Killing Some Types of Jobs? - Eric Minick Since When DevOps Became a Serial Killer? Is DevOps killing the <insert position of the day here>? - Jonathan Thorpe DevOps isn’t killing developers – But… - Jim Bird
- 7. I Better Get Myself DevOps-Certified
- 8. But How Come Agile Gets to Have a Manifesto I want my face here
- 9. Don’t Be a Buzz Kill
- 10. But I Can‘t Live Like This… Attend Some Meetups And Conferences Use a Checklist http://devopschecklist.com Track KPIs/ Metrics
- 11. Context Matters (at least during transition) Compiled vs. non-Compiled? Enterprise vs. Startup? Legacy vs. Fresh? 5 teams vs. 500 teams? Grassroots vs. top-down? Public cloud vs. Private cloud?
- 12. Many Practices (Forms) are Common! Multi-disciplinary & Self-disciplined Teams Trust-based Culture Self-serve Tools Automation Configuration Management Proactive Testing & Monitoring
- 13. It’s Like Other Good Things in Life…
- 14. Practice over Theory! Only if you had a minute for every minute you wasted on what DevOps is or isn’t…
- 15. It’s a Path not a Destination!
- 16. It’s About Continuous Improvement! Continuous improvement is better than delayed perfection! - Mark Twain It’s not about being the best, it’s about better than you were yesterday - Wise Man
- 17. Useful Stuff Chef Style DevOps Kungfu Adam Jacob https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_DEToXsgrPc&list=PL11cZfNdwNyO9CpTWH2qjYfzysEtpfOCd Surprise! Broad Agreement on the Definition of DevOps Erick Minick http://devops.com/2015/05/13/surprise-broad-agreement-on-the-definition-of-devops/
- 18. Keep DevOps Hip! Please and thank you! @FawzyManaa @DevOpScouts
- 19. Continuous Improvement is better than delayed perfection! - Mark Twain Intentionally Left Blank you were yesterday - Wise Man