DevOps essentials from Abel Wang and Steve Jones
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Microsoft's Principal Cloud Advocate & DevOps Lead Abel Wang and Redgate's Steve Jones cover: - What is DevOps? - How to explain the value of DevOps to both leadership and engineers - Tips for advocating for DevOps as part of your 2020 planning - How other organizations have had success implementing DevOps - Lessons learned from Microsoft's DevOps transformation
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DevOps essentials from Abel Wang and Steve Jones
- 1. DevOps Essentials from Abel Wang and Steve Jones
- 2. Steve Jones Advocate, Redgate Software Editor, SQLServerCentral 28 years SQL Server data experience DBA, developer, manager, writer, speaker in a variety of companies and industries Founder, SQLServerCentral Currently the editor in chief, with the goal of helping you learn to be a better data professional every day 11 years Microsoft Data Platform MVP I have been honored to be recognized by Microsoft for the as a Data Platform MVP working with SQL Server @way0utwest/in/way0utwest www.voiceofthedba.comsjones@sqlservercentral.com
- 3. Abel Wang Principal Cloud Advocate, Microsoft Microsoft Senior Cloud Developer Advocate specializing in DevOps and Azure Member of Donovan Brown’s League of Extraordinary Cloud DevOps Advocates Before joining Microsoft, Abel spent seven years as a Process Consultant and a Certified Scrum Master helping customers globally develop solutions using agile practices and Team Foundation Server. When not working, Abel is either writing code (yes, that’s what he does for fun), playing his guitar or training for The Great Wall Marathon. @AbelSquidHead/in/abel-wang-9a37694/ http://abelsquidhead.com
- 4. How would you explain DevOps to a developer or a DBA?
- 5. How would you explain DevOps to the CTO of an organization?
- 6. What are the biggest lessons you’ve learned about implementing DevOps at Microsoft?
- 7. I’m a developer or DBA who wants to advocate for DevOps as part of 2020 planning What will help me be successful?
- 8. What have you changed your mind about when it comes to explaining or implementing DevOps?
- 9. What considerations come into play when implementing DevOps in the cloud?
- 10. The Accelerate State of DevOps 2019 Report finds that DevOps can reduce burnout. Have you found this to be the case in an Enterprise?
- 11. What recommendations do you have for integrating InfoSec teams into a DevOps workflow?
- 12. What recent developments in DevOps gets you excited?
- 13. What changes do you see transforming DevOps in the Enterprise over the next 10 years?
Editor's Notes
- Title: sDevOps Lessons from the Enterprise Presenters: Abel Wang and Steve Jones Abstract draft: "Today, survival is linked not to size or strength but to the ability to change — to move quickly, adapt, seize opportunities and be agile." --IDC What is DevOps, and how does it enable you and your organization to adapt? Join Microsoft's Principal Cloud Advocate Abel Wang and Redgate's Steve Jones to learn: What is DevOps? How to explain the value of DevOps to both leadership and engineers Tips for advocating for DevOps as part of your 2020 planning How other organizations have had success implementing DevOps Lessons learned from Microsoft’s DevOps transformation
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- Does one definition work for both these audiences? Or is there value in explaining it differently?
- The heart of this question is how to tailor your message to execs vs individual contributors – insights into what the different audiences care about
- Steve: Microsoft is more open about getting things done, not just selling products and services.
- Two ways Budgeted: full scale POC on all servers Non-approved/budgeted: Start to automate sections of what you do manually. String together work and write a case study that shows what you did
- Steve: Don't need a complete pipeline The culture part is really, really hard.
- What about DevOps in the cloud, so let's leave this as the software development process rather than an application Work some things offline.
- Follow up: what key practices enable this to happen? Steve: I'll say that this doesn't always, or won't always work. The problem from my perspective is mgmt. needs to buy in and realize devops isn't' just about pushing more features out each week, but also learning, growing, improving thepipelien, reducing technical debt.
- I've seen Abel tweeting recently about being excited about GitHub Actions – potentially a high level overview of that could be valuable—or whatever he is thinking of.