The DevOps Handbookto large batch size ii. TBD enables: 1. Frequent commits 2. Runs of automated tests of the integrated system as a whole 3. Work towards single-piece flow iii. Trunk & state of Deployment Pipeline system iv. Modified Definition of Done – “At the end of each development interval, we must have integrated, tested, working, and potentially shippable code, demonstrated in a production-like environment0 码力 | 8 页 | 23.08 KB | 5 月前3
The DevOps Handbookknowledgeable, not far removed groups. b. Shift away from periodic inspections and approvals; move to integrated peer reviews performed continually as part of daily work c. THE DANGERS OF CHANGE APPROVAL PROCESSES0 码力 | 8 页 | 24.02 KB | 5 月前3
The DevOps Handbookfor confidentiality, integrity, and availability b. Don’t inspect security in at the end, it’s integrated as part of our daily work i. Make security part of everyone’s jobii. Integrate preventative controls0 码力 | 9 页 | 25.13 KB | 5 月前3
A Seat at the Table: IT Leadership in the Age of Agility - Part 2frictionlessly and quickly from requirements to deployment. The developer uses a powerful integrated development environment (IDE) that centralizes the tools that help him or her do the job. 0 码力 | 7 页 | 387.61 KB | 5 月前3
A Seat at the Table - IT Leadership in the Age of AgilityIT capabilities as being in a continuous state of transformation, when we see them as tightly integrated into an EA, and when we realize that the costs and risks of custom development have been radically0 码力 | 7 页 | 387.48 KB | 5 月前3
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