Originally published on DevOps.com Measuring DevOps Performance As IT becomes increasingly central to our organizations, it is increasingly important to improve our ability to deliver innovations efficiently and safely. DevOps is a movement to reimagine the way we deliver software, with an emphasis on delivering value to end users through …
Nice summary of some points from the book: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/top-15-concepts-i-learned-from-mastering-salesforce-devops-hopper/?trackingId=JfArR8SbTdikxi6QQdXKrw%3D%3D
Originally published in Jaxenter “Truth is a pathless land” J. Krishnamurti Maturity models are very popular ways of describing how organizations can improve. Simple models have a single dimension: first do A, then do B, finally achieve C. More complicated models may have two dimensions, identifying a variety of goals …
I shared a presentation on Mastering Salesforce DevOps at Virtual Dreamin, May 16, 2020. Almost 600 attendees Here are the slides from the session
Originally Published in DevOps Digest In the last installment of a 3 part series about keys to building high-performing DevOps teams, learn about what drives members of your team. Part 1 explored how to organize your teams around customer value and Part 2 dissected what it takes to collaborate and align your team. KEY …
Originally Published in DevOps Digest This is part 2 of a 3 part series in which we explore keys to building high-performing DevOps teams. COVID-19 has shifted the way we work and has changed the dynamic of how we communicate with our teams as many learn to work remotely for …
Originally published in DevOps Digest Many of us are now working remotely, whether we like it or not. We may be in a new work environment, having to find a space to work and get familiar with a new routine. We may have new distractions such as kids at home …
https://www.zdnet.com/article/devops-proponent-lays-it-on-the-line-stop-the-madness-and-start-automating/
Originally published in Enterprise Times The scope and complexity of most enterprise Salesforce projects has grown to a scale that they can no longer be managed efficiently without a mature deployment, testing and collaboration process. This demands a new kind of partnership and understanding between admins and developers. But there …
This article was originally published in InfoQ Key Takeaways The shift from project to product continues, with an eye towards long-term maintainability and adaptability. The shift to small, semi-autonomous teams continues, as does the market for platforms that integrate and aggregate information from disparate tools. The growing importance of data …