[Webinar] The Changing Role of Release Engineering in a DevOps World with J. Paul Reed
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The document discusses the evolving role of release engineering within the DevOps landscape, emphasizing the importance of complexity-informed strategies that consider the entire system and human factors. It highlights the necessity for continuous improvement and delivery pipelines, as well as the need to address cultural issues in software development. Ultimately, it asserts that successful DevOps practices correlate with effective use of version control and a shared organizational commitment to release engineering.
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[Webinar] The Changing Role of Release Engineering in a DevOps World with J. Paul Reed
- 1. The Changing Role of Release Engineering in a DevOps World J. Paul Reed Managing Partner Release Engineering Approaches
- 3. 3 @jpaulreed Back in the Day Humble Beginnings as a Build/Release MonkeyâŠ
- 4. 4 @jpaulreed Back in the Day
- 5. 5 @jpaulreed J. Paul Reed ï§ @jpaulreed on ï§ Managing Partner at Release Engineering Approaches ï§ The Ship Show alumnus ï§ 15+ years build/release engineering experience ï§ Today: A âDevOpsâą Consultantâ
- 7. 7 @jpaulreed âYeeahhh... so what would you... say ya do here?â
- 8. 8 @jpaulreed The Elephant in the Room
- 9. 9 @jpaulreed We All Agree on DevOps, Right?
- 10. âPlease explain to me: what exactly is DevOps?â What We Look Like AnsweringâŠ
- 11. âUhm... so what technological capabilities will we gain if we âDo DevOps?ââ What We Look Like AnsweringâŠ
- 12. 12 @jpaulreed What We Look Like Answering⊠âUhm... so what technological capabilities will we gain if we âDo DevOps?ââ
- 13. 13 @jpaulreed
- 17. 17 @jpaulreed A Small Digression on Silos
- 22. 22 @jpaulreed âYeeahhh... so what kind of DevOps... would you... say ya do here?â
- 23. 23 @jpaulreed What do âDevOps Teamsâ do? ï§ Configuration Management ï§ Continuous Integration ï§ Developing & Supporting Deployment / Pipeline Tools ï§ Dependency / Artifact Management ï§ Versioning / SCM ï§ Operations (Maybe?)
- 24. What did we used to call these things?
- 25. 25 @jpaulreed
- 26. âContinuous Delivery is a Set of Principles and Practices to Reduce the Cost, Time, and Risk of Delivering Incremental Changes to Users.â -Jez Humble
- 27. Continuous Delivery is your Organizationâ Your Entire Organizationâcaring about release engineering and quality assurance in a way it has never cared about them before. Ever. - J. Paul Reed
- 30. 30 @jpaulreed Anyone Else Feel Like⊠âI feel like Iâm taking CRAZY PILLS!!â
- 31. 31 @jpaulreed
- 33. People Care!
- 34. 34 @jpaulreed
- 35. 35 @jpaulreed Systems Thinking is a Thingâą
- 38. 38 @jpaulreed
- 40. â[Computing] is pop culture. I'm not against pop culture. But pop culture holds a disdain for history. Pop culture is all about identity and feeling like you're participating. It has nothing to do with cooperation, the past or the future â it's living in the present. I think the same is true of most people who write code for money. They have no idea where [their culture came from].â â Alan Kay
- 41. 41 @jpaulreed
- 46. 46 @jpaulreed
- 47. 47 @jpaulreed
- 48. 48 @jpaulreed
- 49. 49 @jpaulreed
- 50. 50 @jpaulreed 1st Law of DevOpsDynamics
- 53. 53 @jpaulreed If You Stare at this All Day
- 54. 54 @jpaulreed The best single question for testing an organizationâs character is: What happens when people make mistakes? - Robert I. Sutton
- 55. 55 @jpaulreed Sorry⊠No One Wants These
- 56. 56 @jpaulreed Like Uber, but for RelEng
- 58. 58 @jpaulreed [Itâs] important to understand the strategy, the context, and the value thatâs important to your organization; and then how you play into those. - Dr. Nicole Forsgren, Chef
- 59. âUntil you take the time to sit and understand that, DevOps for the sake of DevOps doesnât matter.â - Dr. Nicole Forsgren, Chef
- 60. 60 @jpaulreed The Cruel Punchline The Single Practice Correlated to Improvement inâŠ ï§ Deployment Frequency ï§ Lead Time for Changes ï§ Mean Time to Recover
- 61. 61 @jpaulreed The Cruel Punchline The Single Practice Correlated to Improvement inâŠ ï§ Deployment Frequency ï§ Lead Time for Changes ï§ Mean Time to Recover Use of Version Control for All Production Artifacts
- 62. 62 @jpaulreed
- 63. 63 @jpaulreed
- 64. 64 @jpaulreed 3 Weird Tricks 1. Every release engineering strategy you deploy must to be: - Complexity-informed - Accounts for the entirety of the system (systems thinking) - Address human factors
- 65. 65 @jpaulreed Cynefin Sensemaking Framework Complex Complicated Chaotic Simple Probe Sense Respond Sense Analyze Respond Act Sense Respond Sense Categorize Respond Disorder Emergent Good Practice Novel Best Practice Emergent Good Practice Novel Best Practice
- 66. 66 @jpaulreed Cynefin Sensemaking Framework Complex Complicated Chaotic Simple Probe Sense Respond Sense Analyze Respond Act Sense Respond Sense Categorize Respond Disorder Emergent Good Practice Novel Best Practice Emergent Good Practice Novel Best Practice
- 67. 67 @jpaulreed 3 Weird Tricks 1. Every release engineering strategy you deploy must to be: - Complexity-informed - Accounts for the entirety of the system (systems thinking) - Address human factors
- 69. 69 @jpaulreed 3 Weird Tricks 2. If you[r team] is not involved in some sort of continuous improvement, you should be worried.
- 70. 70 @jpaulreed
- 71. 71 @jpaulreed 3 Weird Tricks 3. If you[r team] is not working on a continuous delivery pipeline, you should be worried
- 72. 72 @jpaulreed
- 73. 73 @jpaulreed Bullish on Release Engineering
- 74. 74 @jpaulreed Questions? J. Paul Reed www.jpaulreed.com Twitter: @jpaulreed www.release-approaches.com Simply Ship. Every Time.