Top 5 Considerations for DevOps Success in 2018

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Basic DevOps automation and orchestration is not enough anymore to drive DevOps success. Enterprise organizations must think about continuous improvement, value stream visibility and measurement, real-time compliance and more.

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Top 5 Considerations for
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• DevOps Success Criteria
• Visibility
• Business Value
• Measurement
• Configuration as Code
• Compliance
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How often to you introduce change to your software
development process (from ideation to delivery)?
A. Seldom – Once or twice a year or less
B. Intermediate – Once a quarter
C. Often – monthly to weekly
Poll

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• There is no criteria
• Enact Change
• Evaluate
• Rinse and Repeat
Success Criteria

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The most important skill to
master:
The ability to improve
Success Criteria

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What level of autonomy do business stakeholders in your
organization have to audit progress of initiatives?
A. None – they must reach out to development to get a
progress report
B. Some – they can access data sources which are updated
manually
C. Full – they can access data sources that updated
automatically based on dev progress
Poll

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Challenges
• Lack of visibility causes misalignment
• Longer development cycles
• Most companies don’t use end-to-end
visualization methodologies
Making the Work Visible

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Making the Work Visible

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• Business, dev, and ops measure value differently
• Agreeing on a common way to measure value enables a
common source of truth
• Progress/movement of value should be informed by code
affiliation to workitems
Common Currency Across the Enterprise

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• Cannot improve without a baseline
• No baseline without measurement
• Identify areas of opportunity and bottlenecks
• Start with common lean metrics
– Cycle time
– Efficiency
– Batch Size
Measurement

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How much measurement do you currently perform around your
software development process.
A. None – no metrics are currently available.
B. Some – limited metrics are available
C. Full – every relevant metric is captured
Poll

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• Leverage existing version control investment
• Version everything
• Trace changes
• Avoid catastrophic failures
• Tool must have DSL and strong APIs
Configuration as Code

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• Generally done after development process
• Unnecessary risk & waste
• Build compliance activities into the value-stream
• Software cannot move forwarded until compliant
Compliance

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1. 1 | C O N F I D E N T I A L © 2017 CollabNet, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Top 5 Considerations for DevOps Success in 2018 Thank you for joining the webinar: Wednesday, January 9, 2018 1pm EST; 10am PST

4. 4 | C O N F I D E N T I A L © 2017 CollabNet, Inc. All Rights Reserved. #Agile #DevOps • Please submit questions through the Q&A chat feature on the top left of your screen. • We will be sending a link to the recording and slides. • Join the conversation on Twitter – #DevOps Today’s Webinar

5. 5 | C O N F I D E N T I A L © 2017 CollabNet, Inc. All Rights Reserved. #Agile #DevOps • DevOps Success Criteria • Visibility • Business Value • Measurement • Configuration as Code • Compliance Agenda

6. 6 | C O N F I D E N T I A L © 2017 CollabNet, Inc. All Rights Reserved. #Agile #DevOps How often to you introduce change to your software development process (from ideation to delivery)? A. Seldom – Once or twice a year or less B. Intermediate – Once a quarter C. Often – monthly to weekly Poll

9. 9 | C O N F I D E N T I A L © 2017 CollabNet, Inc. All Rights Reserved. #Agile #DevOps What level of autonomy do business stakeholders in your organization have to audit progress of initiatives? A. None – they must reach out to development to get a progress report B. Some – they can access data sources which are updated manually C. Full – they can access data sources that updated automatically based on dev progress Poll

10. 10 | C O N F I D E N T I A L © 2017 CollabNet, Inc. All Rights Reserved. #Agile #DevOps Challenges • Lack of visibility causes misalignment • Longer development cycles • Most companies don’t use end-to-end visualization methodologies Making the Work Visible

12. 12 | C O N F I D E N T I A L © 2017 CollabNet, Inc. All Rights Reserved. #Agile #DevOps • Business, dev, and ops measure value differently • Agreeing on a common way to measure value enables a common source of truth • Progress/movement of value should be informed by code affiliation to workitems Common Currency Across the Enterprise

13. 13 | C O N F I D E N T I A L © 2017 CollabNet, Inc. All Rights Reserved. #Agile #DevOps • Cannot improve without a baseline • No baseline without measurement • Identify areas of opportunity and bottlenecks • Start with common lean metrics – Cycle time – Efficiency – Batch Size Measurement

14. 14 | C O N F I D E N T I A L © 2017 CollabNet, Inc. All Rights Reserved. #Agile #DevOps How much measurement do you currently perform around your software development process. A. None – no metrics are currently available. B. Some – limited metrics are available C. Full – every relevant metric is captured Poll

15. 15 | C O N F I D E N T I A L © 2017 CollabNet, Inc. All Rights Reserved. #Agile #DevOps • Leverage existing version control investment • Version everything • Trace changes • Avoid catastrophic failures • Tool must have DSL and strong APIs Configuration as Code

16. 16 | C O N F I D E N T I A L © 2017 CollabNet, Inc. All Rights Reserved. #Agile #DevOps • Generally done after development process • Unnecessary risk & waste • Build compliance activities into the value-stream • Software cannot move forwarded until compliant Compliance

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