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Strengthening Alignment and Engagement between Software and Ops Teams README.md Jonathan Lowsley VP of Systems Engineering Dealer Inspire / Cars.com jlowsley@gmail.com "Agile Infrastructure" the root of DevOps DevOps is the


  1. Strengthening Alignment and Engagement between Software and Ops Teams

  2. README.md Jonathan Lowsley VP of Systems Engineering Dealer Inspire / Cars.com jlowsley@gmail.com

  3. "Agile Infrastructure" the root of DevOps

  4. DevOps is the combination of cultural “ philosophies, practices, and tools that increases an organization's ability to deliver applications and services at high velocity.

  5. DevOps Values Culture Automation Lean Measurement Sharing

  6. In Name Only: DevOps as a Buzzword

  7. Search Term: "DevOps Engineer" Beware: DevOps as a Buzzword

  8. "ok ops you do 'the devops', that's an opsy thing to do" “ - devs "gladly! oh by the way you have to do it too, we'll do it together" - ops

  9. people process tools Optimize for Impact

  10. DevOps Topologies What does DevOps look like? What are the most successful organizational patterns?

  11. DevOps and Scrum in 3 Contexts 1. Ops Upstream of Dev Team 2. Ops Downstream of Dev Team 3. Tight Collaboration between Dev and Ops

  12. Operations Upstream Interfacing with Ops when Ops is a dependency

  13. Ops stakeholders dependencies PO SM dev team customers

  14. software development

  15. software development infrastructure work

  16. Involve Ops Early and Often

  17. infrastructure work software development

  18. Make Inroads develop meaningful relationships

  19. Do Don't ideas and practices most ideas and practices that are by would agree we should do in large counter productive DDTA ideas and practices you may ideas and practices you may want to try out want to avoid Try Avoid

  20. Do Don't DDTA Try Avoid

  21. Operations Downstream Ops and Security as customers

  22. Ops stakeholders dependencies PO SM dev team customers

  23. Use the Funnel

  24. As a Systems Engineer I want to run a “ reasonable number of servers to support the application...

  25. As a Security Analyst, I need all stored “ credit card data to be encrypted, so that our company can achieve PCI DSS compliance.

  26. Other Story Examples database crashing regularly ◇ excessive logging ◇ unauthenticated endpoints ◇ changes to infrastructure ◇

  27. Do Don't DDTA Try Avoid

  28. Operations Collaboration Tight integration between Dev Team and Ops

  29. Ops stakeholders dependencies PO SM dev team customers

  30. Working in the Same Repository use infrastructure tools that have declarative language ◇ infrastructure as code ◇ increase visibility into infrastructure ◇ welcome suggestions (PRs) from people with different skill ◇ sets and backgrounds be a good VCS citizen, use pull requests, work within ◇ existing processes and standards

  31. Tools can be dangerous

  32. #Dockerfile FROM node:8-alpine RUN apk --no-cache add curl COPY package.json /app/package.json WORKDIR /app ENV SMTP_USER="someone@example.com" ENV SMTP_PASS="M95!e7hUiA613jc043^Y@v7l" RUN npm install nodemon -g RUN yarn install && yarn build ...

  33. Troubleshoot Together unexpected, infrastructure exotic software problems interactions problems oh my!

  34. Embedded Ops in Dev Teams Plan with the Team, Sprint with the Team

  35. Planning Poker expect over and under estimation ◇ meaningful conversations: lead time and complexity ◇ devs learn about product infrastructure ◇ ops learn about product software ◇ builds empathy ◇

  36. Do Don't DDTA Try Avoid

  37. Ops Focused User Stories user stories that involve Ops work ◇ build shared focus ◇ can be written or proposed by any unit: ◇ Ops, Devs, PO, Security team, etc. describe infrastructure needs and changes ◇ tied to customer outcomes ◇ help align to a meaningful purpose ◇ solidify commitment and increase engagement ◇

  38. As a customer, I can connect to the “ website with the latest and strongest encryption possible, protecting my personal identifying information and privacy.

  39. Do Don't DDTA Try Avoid

  40. Ops in Sprint Review Ops involved in sprint work == Ops involved in sprint review ◇ breathes meaning into behind the scenes work ◇ facilitates infrastructure awareness ◇

  41. Demoing Infra Work avoid details, keep it simple ◇ use visual representations ◇ focus on what changed ◇

  42. Before The Application Load Balancer was using a legacy ◇ Transport Layer Security cipher suite with weak encryption, signing, and hashing algorithms Customers using our website did not have the most ◇ secure connections.

  43. After Using an open source Puppet module we were able ◇ to deploy new x509 TLS certificates and a more robust TLS cipher suite. We upgraded and improved the security for the website. ◇

  44. “ As the team responsible for running up the AWS bill, we need to ensure our infrastructure is efficient, without compromising customer experience.

  45. $2.37 April - Normalized infrastructure costs per X users per month $1.93 May - Normalized infrastructure costs per X users per month 18.5% Reduction in infrastructure spend

  46. Do Don't DDTA Try Avoid

  47. Retrospect Together share retrospectives ◇ share postmortems ◇ build high-trust and empathetic relationships ◇ feed ideas from devs and ops back into the process ◇

  48. What About Velocity?

  49. Measuring Ops in Scrum Success how do you measure engagement and alignment? ◇ subjective feedback during retrospectives ◇ morale, dev team satisfaction ◇ widening of skills, gaining proficiency ◇ did we meet the sprint goal? ◇ lead time for infrastructure changes ◇ target % of effort spent on technical debt ◇ deployment frequency, deployment success rate ◇ internal business KPIs ◇

  50. Do Don't DDTA Try Avoid

  51. Tinkering Required Experiment with Ops involvement in Scrum ◇ Dampen negative effects ◇ Amplify positive effects ◇

  52. Just One Thing

  53. Do Don't DDTA Try Avoid

  54. Thank You! Please Submit Session Feedback! jlowsley@gmail.com

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