What we can learn about DevOps from Science Fiction: Ignite Format

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One of the important ideas behind DevOps is that people from development and operations should work together, just like the Doctor (a Time Lord) and his human companions work together to solve the problems of the universe. We're moving away from a model where control was centralized in the hands of a few, like the way the spice was tightly controlled in Dune, and we're sharing more of the responsibilities, like how the Stargate SG-1 team collaborates with the Tok'ra, the Asgard and others. We also work to automate processes and manage configurations, not unlike how Asimov created his 3 laws to make sure that robots, like our servers, were well-behaved and performing according to some standard rules. This is a fun session, but it focuses on real lessons from DevOps as told through science fiction.

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WHAT WE CAN LEARN
ABOUT DEVOPS FROM
SCIENCE FICTION
Dawn M. Foster

Community
Lead
at
Puppet
Labs
@geekygirldawn
dawn@puppetlabs.com

WHOAMI
• Geek, traveler, reader
• Recovered

sys admin,
community & open source

• Read

73 books last year,
mostly sci-ﬁ / fantasy

• I keep a list:
http://fastwonderblog.com/about/reading/

Photos by Josh Bancroft, Don Park

ALL ABOUT THE PEOPLE

The Doctor and companions
work together
like Ops and Devs

CONTROL ISSUES

Work together as equals,
give up control and
share responsibility

DISTRIBUTE RESPONSIBILITIES

More people having access helps
avoid single points of failure,
but still limit potential for destruction

ONE STEP AT A TIME

Understand changes and
take one step at a time

AUTOMATE ALL THE THINGS

Automate the tedious tasks
and have time for the fun stuff

MANAGE GROWTH

Use automation and
conﬁguration management tools to
easily spin up large numbers of systems

MONITOR AND MEASURE

Monitor and measure
as much as possible to track progress
for performance, processes and people

DON’T CREATE MONSTERS

Create a culture where
developers and ops
both avoid short cuts that
create new infrastructure monsters

DELEGATE TO MINIONS

Delegate the grunt work
to automation tools
(if you don’t have minions)

Thanks to Dave Zwieback aka @mindweather for suggesting a Gru and the minions reference.

LAWS OF ROBOTICS

Use conﬁguration management systems
with rules to control
infrastructure behavior

REDSHIRTS ARE EXPENDABLE

Treat your servers
like redshirts

Side note: read John Scalzi’s ‘Redshirts’

BORG COLLECTIVES

Each component is
just one part of a
complete system

“EVERYTHING WE DO OUT
HERE IS A RISK!”

Everything has risk
ﬁnd ways to manage risk
while still getting shit done

Thanks to Mike M aka @xyntrix for suggesting this SGU risk quote, 'Everything we do out here is a risk!'

SHARE USEFUL SKILLS

Learn and share new ideas
with the rest of the team

MENTORING

Train the next generation
and help others succeed

STRONG WOMEN

Encourage women in our ﬁeld
and get more women
speaking at our events

DON’T PANIC

Things will go wrong
keep things in perspective
calmly recover

THANK YOU
Contact
info:
Dawn
Foster
@geekygirldawn
dawn@puppetlabs.com
fastwonderblog.com

Some of my favorite modern sci-ﬁ / fantasy authors:
Hugh Howey
Lois McMaster Bujold
Brandon Sanderson
Connie Willis

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1. WHAT WE CAN LEARN ABOUT DEVOPS FROM SCIENCE FICTION Dawn M. Foster Community Lead at Puppet Labs @geekygirldawn dawn@puppetlabs.com

2. WHOAMI • Geek, traveler, reader • Recovered sys admin, community & open source • Read 73 books last year, mostly sci-ﬁ / fantasy • I keep a list: http://fastwonderblog.com/about/reading/ Photos by Josh Bancroft, Don Park

3. ALL ABOUT THE PEOPLE The Doctor and companions work together like Ops and Devs

4. CONTROL ISSUES Work together as equals, give up control and share responsibility

5. DISTRIBUTE RESPONSIBILITIES More people having access helps avoid single points of failure, but still limit potential for destruction

6. ONE STEP AT A TIME Understand changes and take one step at a time

7. AUTOMATE ALL THE THINGS Automate the tedious tasks and have time for the fun stuff

8. MANAGE GROWTH Use automation and conﬁguration management tools to easily spin up large numbers of systems

9. MONITOR AND MEASURE Monitor and measure as much as possible to track progress for performance, processes and people

10. DON’T CREATE MONSTERS Create a culture where developers and ops both avoid short cuts that create new infrastructure monsters

11. DELEGATE TO MINIONS Delegate the grunt work to automation tools (if you don’t have minions) Thanks to Dave Zwieback aka @mindweather for suggesting a Gru and the minions reference.

12. LAWS OF ROBOTICS Use conﬁguration management systems with rules to control infrastructure behavior

13. REDSHIRTS ARE EXPENDABLE Treat your servers like redshirts Side note: read John Scalzi’s ‘Redshirts’

14. BORG COLLECTIVES Each component is just one part of a complete system

15. “EVERYTHING WE DO OUT HERE IS A RISK!” Everything has risk ﬁnd ways to manage risk while still getting shit done Thanks to Mike M aka @xyntrix for suggesting this SGU risk quote, 'Everything we do out here is a risk!'

16. SHARE USEFUL SKILLS Learn and share new ideas with the rest of the team

17. MENTORING Train the next generation and help others succeed

18. STRONG WOMEN Encourage women in our ﬁeld and get more women speaking at our events

19. DON’T PANIC Things will go wrong keep things in perspective calmly recover

20. THANK YOU Contact info: Dawn Foster @geekygirldawn dawn@puppetlabs.com fastwonderblog.com Some of my favorite modern sci-ﬁ / fantasy authors: Hugh Howey Lois McMaster Bujold Brandon Sanderson Connie Willis

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