Enabling The DevOps Culture At Organization
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The document outlines the concept of DevOps, defining it as a combination of cultural philosophies, practices, and tools that enhance an organization's ability to deliver applications at a higher velocity. It emphasizes the importance of collaboration among various roles in the software delivery process and describes the principles and key concepts of DevOps, including the need to bridge skills gaps and embrace failure. The document contrasts DevOps with traditional approaches, highlighting its focus on automation, customer collaboration, and agility.
Enabling The DevOps Culture At Organization
- 1. ENABLING THE DEVOPS CULTURE AT ORGANIZATION M. Mizanur Rahman 1st – 3rd December, 2017 | Westin, Hyderabad, INDIA
- 2. What is DevOps? © AgiVetta Consulting 2016
- 5. Dev-Ops • all the people involved in developing the product • Product manager • Developers • QA engineer • Software architects • Analysts • and other kinds of disciplines • Dev - Developers • Ops – Operations (IT) • Systems engineers • system administrators • operations staff • release engineers • DBAs • network engineers • security professionals • and various other sub-disciplines and job titles
- 6. The definition • DevOps is the combination of cultural philosophies, practices, and tools that increases an organization’s ability to deliver applications and services at high velocity: evolving and improving products at a faster pace than organizations using traditional software development and infrastructure management processes.
- 9. Top 5 reasons to adopt DevOps • Improve deployment frequency • Achieve faster time to market • Lower failure rate of new releases • Shorten lead time between fixes • Improve mean time to recovery
- 10. Key DevOps Concepts • Bridge the skills gap • Share information • Consistency • Increased accountability • Embrace failure
- 11. DevOps is not NoOps • Some of us thinks that DevOps means that developers are taking over operations and doing it themselves. So no need of Ops – NoOps • Since we are more on cloud infrastructure, we do not need any in house IT operations team or previously known as system guys ??!!! • We have to remember that some parts of operations need to be automated, that means that either we ops people do some automation development, or developers are writing “operations” code, or both
- 12. DevOps is Not (Just) Tools • It is not just implementing set of automation tools. • Tools are required but they should not be called DevOps • But it also does not mean that we do not need any tools for DevOps.
- 13. DevOps is Not (Just) Culture • Culture can not be grown or changed overnight. • The resistance is higher when we try to push something to existing culture • It is more about the Mind Set
- 14. DevOps is Not (Just) Devs and Ops • It is about everyone who is participating in the delivery of the software or service
- 15. DevOps is Not (Just) A Job Title • We just can not give anyone the title of DevOps just for no reason • The skills and goal is important than having a nice job title. • If we don’t adopt the values and principles of DevOps, which require change at an overall system level not simply within a given team, we won’t get all the benefits.
- 16. DevOps is Not Everything
- 17. DevOps vs Traditional approach • Collaboration Oriented • Structured and Substantially (or Wholly) Automated • Self-Service Oriented • Business Focused • Designed for Change • Silo Driven • Snowflake Driven and Mostly Manual • “IT Ticket” Oriented • Function Focused • Change Averse
- 19. DevOps tools set - infrastructure
- 20. Continuous delivery and releases
- 23. 3 principles for DevOps
- 24. Four cornerstones of DevOps • Agile • Collaborate • Standardize • Automation
- 25. Is DevOps Agile? • Individuals and interactions over processes and tools • Working software over comprehensive documentation • Customer collaboration over contract negotiation • Responding to change over following a plan
- 26. Summary • It’s about mindset • It’s about customer • It’s about flow • It’s about collaboration • It’s about taking pride of delivered services or works. • It’s about being agile
- 27. Enabling DevOps at organizations • Transformation • Product over Process • High-performance teams • Futureproof
- 28. M. Mizanur Rahman CSM, CSPO, CSD, CSP, REP, CAL 1, SA +8801709651003 mizan@informatixbd.com www.mizanurrahman.com Thank You
Editor's Notes
- #9: Question: Which of these outcomes has DevOps created for your organization? Respondents: n=95 Gartner Research Circle members practicing DevOps [Source: Gartner; Five Questions I&O Leaders Should Ask Before Funding a DevOps Initiative; October 2016]