This document summarizes James Governor's keynote presentation at HP Discover 2016 in Las Vegas about the future of technology in 2020. It discusses three dimensions of rapid change in business, culture, and technology. Some highlights include the rise of cloud natives and containers, embracing microservices and serverless architectures, continuous integration and deployment, and breaking down large teams and systems into smaller, more agile components. The future will be defined by distributed systems, open source, and putting operations and development culture at the forefront.

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Testing 2020: HP Discover
James Governor, cofounder RedMonk
HP Discover 2016 Las Vegas

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About Me
@monkchips

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About Us

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2020
“The future is already here, it’s just unevenly distributed”
William Gibson
3 Dimensions of Extremely Rapid Change
business
culture
technology

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Fragmentation

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Disruption!

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Cloud Natives

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Change Engines

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Top Down

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Bottom Up

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Netflix Culture

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Cloud Native Classification

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Failure is Expected

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Empathy

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Suck it and see

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Continuous Integration

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Continuous Integration

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Pipelines are the new Black

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Development is Social

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Getting Close to the Problem

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Tapas Table Teams

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Native

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Cloud Company Monitoring

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Configuration as Code

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Monitoring Logging convergence

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Cattle vs Pets

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Burgers vs Cows
“Serverless is the drive-thru model.
You pay for the hamburger not the cow“
AWS GM Tim Wagner

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Containers
Convenient
Composable
Disposable
Immutable
Standard – OCF
Density
Production Ready?

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In Summary

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The Journey
Start with Culture – both top down and bottom up
Create path finding organisations
Development is packaging
Go to operabilty.io conference
Invest in Design
Make open source contributions
Containers – the new hotness, supporting dev pipelines
Embrace distributed computing theory – CAP and 12factor
Invest in people
Make Operations and Responsibility pervasive
Refactor for Service Orientation/microservices
Break down large teams into small teams, loosely joined
Break down large architectures into small pieces
Reshoring is a thing. Close to the Business. Close to the User
Waterfall – kill it with Fire!

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Etsy