Super Charge your Product Development via the Use of DevOps
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The document discusses the integration of DevOps in product development, emphasizing its ability to enhance delivery speed, quality, and collaborative efficiency. It outlines key practices such as continuous integration and delivery, along with the importance of a culture that promotes accountability and cross-functional teams. The benefits include faster time to market, reduced waste, and improved business performance through increased productivity and market share.
Super Charge your Product Development via the Use of DevOps
- 1. Super Charge Your Product Development Via DevOps Integration Spyros Lambrinidis CTO PeoplePerHour 9th of November 2017
- 3. Go to Market INCEPTION OF IDEA TO DELIVERY
- 5. Multiple Releases Increase Capacity Multiple people working simultaneously
- 6. Quality ● Don’t break the system ● Outcome according to specification ● Multiple browsers / Compatibility
- 7. NoWaste No Unused Features No Wrong Features No Late Features
- 8. Can DevOps Help? ● Development + Operations ● Increases an organization’s ability to deliver applications and services at high velocity
- 9. What is it? ● Culture ● Tools ● Teams ● Practices
- 10. DEVELOPERS CODE BUILD TEST RELEASE OPERATE HANDOFF HANDOFF HANDOFF The Old Way
- 11. The New Way
- 12. Why Care? “high IT performance correlates with strong business performance, helping to boost productivity, profitability and market share.”
- 14. Continuous Integration ● Faster Development ● Quality 1. Commit Version Control System Developers 2. Notify CI Server 5. Report 3. Provision Build Servers 4. Check out and Build Team leads, Management, Stakeholders 6. Notify
- 15. Continuous Delivery ● Frequent Releases ● Faster Response ● Quality BUILD TEST DEVELOP DEPLOY RELEASE
- 16. Microservices ● Flexible ● Scalable ● Less waste
- 18. InfrastructureasCode ● Security ● Less Errors ● Time to Market
- 19. Monitoring & Logging CONFIDENCE SPEED TO MARKET DETECTION
- 20. Communication & Collaboration ● Autonomous and cross-functional teams ● Ownership - Accountability ● No Silos