Transforming Culture at Bloomberg

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SpringOne Platfrom 2016 Speaker: Justin Erenkrantz; Head, Compute Architecture, Bloomberg Learn how Bloomberg transformed their platform and their culture.

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DEVELOPER PRODUCTIVITY – LARGEST JAVASCRIPT SHOP

MOVING CODE TO PRODUCTION
~4,000 production
deployments per day
(approximately 1 per Engineer)

CLOUD-NATIVE ARCHITECTURES
How do we go even faster?
Focus on culture, tools, and platforms.
Self-service in everything we offer.
If you have to ask permission, we failed.

CLOUD-NATIVE ARCHITECTURES
Do culture, tools, and platform impact
architecture?
Conway’s Law says yes.
This transformation will further
increase the resiliency of our service.

DEVELOPER PRODUCTIVITY – TRANSFORMING CULTURE
• Promoting a culture of
contributions externally
• Understand the ecosystem and
contribute intelligently
• Not afraid to publish
opinionated code due to our
focus on resiliency

DEVELOPER PRODUCTIVITY – TRANSFORMING CULTURE
• Promoting a culture of
contributions internally
• Creating CONTRIBUTING.md
files in each repository that sets
expectations
• Pull requests can come from
any one in the company

DEVELOPER PRODUCTIVITY – TRANSFORMING TOOLING

DEVELOPER PRODUCTIVITY – TRANSFORMING PLATFORMS
• Enables self-service
• Strong community-led
platforms
• Vibrant ecosystem of
tools that supports
developers yet has
centralized operations

Thanks!
Justin Erenkrantz
jerenkrantz@bloomberg.net
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2. Bloomberg Professional Service

3. MISSION CRITICAL SERVICE

4. SCALE AND PERFORMANCE – MARKET DATA

5. SCALE AND PERFORMANCE – NEWS VOLUMES

6. DEVELOPER PRODUCTIVITY – LARGEST JAVASCRIPT SHOP

7. MOVING CODE TO PRODUCTION ~4,000 production deployments per day (approximately 1 per Engineer)

8. CLOUD-NATIVE ARCHITECTURES How do we go even faster? Focus on culture, tools, and platforms. Self-service in everything we offer. If you have to ask permission, we failed.

9. CLOUD-NATIVE ARCHITECTURES Do culture, tools, and platform impact architecture? Conway’s Law says yes. This transformation will further increase the resiliency of our service.

10. DEVELOPER PRODUCTIVITY – TRANSFORMING CULTURE • Promoting a culture of contributions externally • Understand the ecosystem and contribute intelligently • Not afraid to publish opinionated code due to our focus on resiliency

11. DEVELOPER PRODUCTIVITY – TRANSFORMING CULTURE • Promoting a culture of contributions internally • Creating CONTRIBUTING.md files in each repository that sets expectations • Pull requests can come from any one in the company

12. DEVELOPER PRODUCTIVITY – TRANSFORMING TOOLING

13. DEVELOPER PRODUCTIVITY – TRANSFORMING PLATFORMS • Enables self-service • Strong community-led platforms • Vibrant ecosystem of tools that supports developers yet has centralized operations

14. Thanks! Justin Erenkrantz jerenkrantz@bloomberg.net @jerenkrantz

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