[Atlassian meets dev ops and itsm] ITSM in an Agile World by atlassian
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[Atlassian meets dev ops and itsm] itsm in an agile world atlassian scott
1. SCOTT GOH-DAVIS | SOLUTIONS ENGINEER, APAC | ATLASSIAN
ITSM in an Agile World
2. Based in Sydney
Worked for companies in Australia, Europe, and USA
30 years experience
All in the technology sector, with 20+ years in Presales
Managed several teams
Some good, some great…
8. “We aren’t doing ITIL or ITSM any more –
we’re a DevOps shop now.”
“We’re far too process driven and formal to
do DevOps – it won’t happen here.”
FAMILIAR?
22. adaptable to the team
lean & agile ways of working
empowered teams
decentralised ‘level z’ support
delivering value
low-code / no-code
app marketplace
modular & siloed
heavy process / ITIL
tiered support groups
centralised support
measure activity
customisation = dev
heavy integrations
ITSM OF
YESTERDAY
ITSM OF
TOMORROW
23. Teams focused
Create a support
environment that fit
team and the
mission without
compromise
Simply powerful
service
Deliver services to users
and the business with
greater value and at a
faster pace
Embrace Agile &
DevOps
Embrace Agile and
DevOps to Drive
Business Value Faster
Collaboration & Trust
Foster a culture based on
shared responsibility,
transparency and fast
feedback
Atlassian for IT
36. HOW ATLASSIANS MONITOR THEIR ENTERPRISE
DEPLOYMENTS
https://confluence.atlassian.com/enterprise/how-atlassians-monitor-their-enterprise-deployments-947849816.html
Find out how we use Data Center ourselves for:
• getsupport.atlassian.com
• jira.atlassian.com
To date, both instances track a total of 1.9 million
tickets, with a combined user base of around 4.8
million users.
38. 1. Clearly define a major incident
Major
Incident
Playbook
2. Document your major incident processes
3. Establish your major incident comms plan
7. Run major incident simulation drills
4. Ensure the best resources on the team
5. Conduct PIRs for all major incidents
6. Publish and share learnings
39. KNOWLEDGE CENTRIC SUPPORT & COLLABORATION
Runbooks help IT teams
quickly solve major incidents
Open Work Environment
Detect RecoverRespond Learn Improve
Investigate + Respond
40. Invest in
Post Incident Reviews
Continual Service
Improvement
Credits: Photo by Daria Nepriakhina on Unsplash
41. of incident reviews are forgotten
70%
Incident TimelineMajor outage
Detect RecoverRespond Learn Improve
42. Post Incident Review
Incident Timeline
PIR: a written record of an incident that details its impact, the
actions taken to mitigate or resolve it, the root cause(s), and the
follow-up actions taken to prevent the incident from recurring.
44. 2. Defuse the ‘blame game’
Tips for
effective
PIRs
3. Provide a repeatable PIR process,
simple to follow and encourages collaboration
1. Establish a team culture where learning &
collaboration unlocks understanding
4. Knowledge sharing with KBs & Runbooks
5. Take preventative actions (bugs, changes)
7. Publish & share PIR learnings - increase
learning
45. Fast MTTR
Establish an incident game
plan that expedites
response to major outages
Effective
Communications
Gain trust and improve
customer comms during
service disruptions
Open Team
Collaboration
Leverage open work,
knowledge sharing &
ChatOps
Continuous
Improvement
Leverage Post Incident
Reviews to learn from major
outages
Tips for improving Incident Management
47. HOW DOES YOUR IT ORGANISATION HANDLE THE
FLOW INFRASTRUCTURE CHANGES?
Initiate Plan & Authorise Implement & Verify Closure & Review
‣ classification
‣ review
‣ coordination
‣ approval
‣ planning
‣ scheduling
‣ learning
‣ sharing
‣ reporting
‣ implementing
‣ documentation
‣ verification
Normal change
Standard change
Emergency changes
48. PIR
Lack of automation
WHERE’S THE CHALLENGES IN CHANGE MANAGEMENT?
Initiate Plan & Authorise Implement & Verify Closure & Review
Normal change
Standard change
Emergency changes
RFC intake
Cross functional team planning
CAB Approvals
49. IMPROVE CHANGE PLANNING AND APPROVALS
Beak down team barriers and
improve change coordination
• Centralize change in collaborative docs
• Collaborative peer reviews
• Increase visibility across teams
50.
51. Closure & Review
LEVERAGE AUTOMATION TO IMPROVE FLOW
Change SLA due
Emergency change
High risk change
Standard change
Change Implemented
Add comment to change
Notify Service Owner
Automated approval
Set Risk Level
Webhook - AWS provision server
Transition change
Initiate Plan & Authorise Implement & Verify
Normal change
Standard change
Emergency changes
52. Auto-approved & transitioned
LEVERAGE AUTOMATION TO IMPROVE FLOW
Closure & ReviewInitiate Plan & Authorise ImplementStandard change
‘Customer in Europe using Remedy
transitioned to Jira Service Desk as
part of Digital transformation initiative
‘Automated 70% of Standard changes
to realise significant time savings and
deliver value faster’
53. 1. Outside-in thinking - work closely with stakeholders
(security, compliance, service owners etc.)Streamlining
change
management
without
compromise
5. Leverage Kanban boards to improve visibility.
2. Centralise change documentation - increase visibility,
collaboration and learning
4. Identify where automation saves time and removes
bottlenecks (pre-approved standard RFC)
3. Implement RFC peer-reviews to lesson the burden on
the Change Approval Board (CAB)