Quick Reference Poster based on the DevOps @ Microsoft transformation story (https://aka.ms/devops), focused on how feature teams are organized and how they plan.
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Poster - DevOps Planning @ Microsoft
1. Planning with VSTS @ Microsoft
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Teams are responsible for the detail
STAY IN SYNC
• Sprint Highlights
• Sprint Video(s)
• Next Sprint Plan
• Crisp 2-3min
• Keep it real!
• Real ux
experience
• We're continuously planning.
• A plan's not useful.
• Planning is useful.
• It's going through the thought process of planning
where the value was.
Progressive
Deployment
Week 1 Week 2 Week 3
3-week sprint
Sprint Plan
Sprint
Retrospective
Be transparent
Visualize
Sprint
3 weeks
Plan
3 sprints
Season
6 months
Scenario
18 months
Leadership is responsible for driving the big picture
PLANNING
SCRUM GUIDE
• Aim for ONE team project to rule them all!
• Team Project enables:
• Different security models
• Different process templates
• Isolation of teams
Teams enable:
• Small (8-10) autonomous teams
• Feature teams with different backlogs
• Teams with different responsibilities
• Teams that require isolation
TEAMS
PORTFOLIO
FEATURES
VSTS ACCOUNT TEAM PROJECTS
TEAM PROJECT
Users can be in one or more:
• VSTS accounts
• Team Projects
• Teams
… with different access permissions
AREA PATH
WHO, WHERE
Subset
of backlog
SPRINTS
Common iteration / sprint cadence:
• Consistency
• Common heart-beat
• Synchronization across teams
Active sprint Continuously planning 3-sprints ahead
Active sprint
WHEN
WHAT, WHY, HOW