Teaching Devs How to Love Independence and Own Their Environments
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This document provides guidance for teaching developers to take ownership of their environments through configuration management. It recommends outlining the methodology, providing examples, reviewing code, investing time, and being patient. While developers may struggle with the changes needed, such as learning new concepts or accepting new processes, leadership support can help overcome challenges and lead to developers gaining systems knowledge and independence.
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Teaching Devs How to Love Independence and Own Their Environments
- 1. Teaching Devs How to Love Independence and Own Their Environments peter nealon @peternealon
- 2. the org
- 3. What we make
- 4. How we used to work
- 5. How we are starting to work…
- 6. Why? and What? • Why do I need to do this? • What is this stuff and how does it work?
- 7. Helpful Hints • Outline the config management methodology • Provide examples • Spend time reviewing the code • Invest time • Be patient
- 8. It’s going to happen • Configs that only work for local dev • Idempotent, what’s that? • Lack of systems knowledge • Copy paste development
- 9. Some interesting things… ! • Support from leadership • Windows devs jumped right • Your assumptions will probably be wrong
- 10. Some challenges… • I just want to write code • Accepting change • Having enough time
- 11. Happiness!