Art of the Possible - Serverless Conference NYC 2017

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Devops and Serverless

“The Art of the Possible”
( Devops in a Serverless World )

It’s Not About the Technology Stupid!

https://github.com/botchagalupe/my-presentations

Devops is about Humans
6
Devops is a set of practices and
patterns that turn human
capital into high performance
organizational capital.

Devops is Lean!

•Defect free delivered one request at a time (a batch
size of one);
•On demand and delivered immediately;
•Produced without waste; and
•Produced in a work environment that is safe
physically, emotionally, and professionally for every
employee.
Toyota’s True North

Toyota is not a story about
techniques. It’s an organization
defined primarily by the unique
behavior routines it continually
teaches to all it’s members.
Mike Rother (Page 262-263)

DevOps as Supply Chain?
13
Source: Wikipedia - Continuous Delivery

•Highest Quality
• Devops - Shift Left
•Lowest Cost
• Cloud, Open Source, Serverless
•Shortest Lead Time
• Flow, Continious Delivery
The Possible - Common Goals

•Continious Flow
• Small Batch
• Takt Time
• Value Stream Mapping
•Pull System
• Kanban
The Possible - Just-in-Time

•Stop the Line
• Break the Build
• Autonomation
• Blamelessness
•Poka-Yoke
• Chaos Engineering
The Possible - Embrace Failure

Culture
Automation
Measurement
Sharing Continuous
Improvement
Learning
DeliveryCollaboration
CAMS - Cybernetic Feedback Loop

30x 200x
more frequent
deployments
faster lead
times
60x 168x
the change
success rate
faster mean time to
recover (MTTR)
2x 50%
more likely to
exceed profitability,
market share &
productivity goals
higher market
capitalization growth
over 3 years*
High performers compared to their peers…
Data from 2014/2015 State of DevOps Report - https://puppetlabs.com/2015-devops-report
Recent IT Performance Data is Compelling

Fast
CheapGood
“Pick Two!”
Impossible to have all three!

Generative Behavior
ResilienceSpeed
“Must Have All
Three!”
The Possible

True North

Veresh Sita, Alaska Airlines - ChefConf 2016 Keynote

CVE-2017-5638

The consequences of failure have never been greater…

The Possible - Heijunka
• The Three Ways
•The First Way
•The Second Way
•The Third Way

The Really Really Hard Stuff
• Increase Headcount

• Increase Salaries

• Error Budgeting

• Psychological Safety

Summary

John WIllis
@botchagalupe
botchagalupe@gmail.com

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3. https://github.com/botchagalupe/my-presentations

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6. Devops is about Humans 6 Devops is a set of practices and patterns that turn human capital into high performance organizational capital.

7. Devops is Lean!

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11. •Defect free delivered one request at a time (a batch size of one); •On demand and delivered immediately; •Produced without waste; and •Produced in a work environment that is safe physically, emotionally, and professionally for every employee. Toyota’s True North

12. Toyota is not a story about techniques. It’s an organization defined primarily by the unique behavior routines it continually teaches to all it’s members. Mike Rother (Page 262-263)

13. DevOps as Supply Chain? 13 Source: Wikipedia - Continuous Delivery

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15. •Continious Flow • Small Batch • Takt Time • Value Stream Mapping •Pull System • Kanban The Possible - Just-in-Time

16. •Stop the Line • Break the Build • Autonomation • Blamelessness •Poka-Yoke • Chaos Engineering The Possible - Embrace Failure

17. Culture Automation Measurement Sharing Continuous Improvement Learning DeliveryCollaboration CAMS - Cybernetic Feedback Loop

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19. Fast CheapGood “Pick Two!” Impossible to have all three!

20. Generative Behavior ResilienceSpeed “Must Have All Three!” The Possible

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23. Veresh Sita, Alaska Airlines - ChefConf 2016 Keynote

24. CVE-2017-5638

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26. The consequences of failure have never been greater…

27. The Possible - Heijunka • The Three Ways •The First Way •The Second Way •The Third Way

28. The Really Really Hard Stuff • Increase Headcount • Increase Salaries • Error Budgeting • Psychological Safety

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33. John WIllis @botchagalupe botchagalupe@gmail.com