BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//DevOpsChat//Events//EN CALSCALE:GREGORIAN METHOD:PUBLISH BEGIN:VEVENT UID:01a1989d-2ca3-7040-97a7-c9ea9245ac44@www.devopschat.co DTSTAMP:20261106T134719Z DTSTART:20200714T100000Z DTEND:20200714T110000Z SUMMARY:July 2020 Meetup DESCRIPTION:Join us for an evening of great discussions & talks.\n\nZoom li nk will be shared on 14th July.\n\nWhat's the plan?:\n18:00 - Welcome and run through the agenda and tools we will use to facilitate the evening's e vent\n18:15 Talk 1\n18:45 Q&A with Allan\nShort break\n19:00 Talk 2\n19:30 Q&A with Manuel\n19:40 Open Space\n20:00 Retro and Good Bye\n\nTalk 1: Co ntinuous money by Allan Kelly\n\nContinuous delivery has taken us past big bang - we can\, and do\, deliver better than one off big releases. But wh ile techies have moved forward management practices remain rooted in start -stop\, start again-stop(late\, again) world. There is friction when techn ical practices and management practices don't agree.\n\nNowhere is this fr iction greater than in the way funding works. If we are to unlearn project funding we need an alternative model to put in its place. In this present ation Allan Kelly will outline that model. A model which uses minimally vi able teams and good old-fashioned portfolio management to redesign funding and management.\n\nAllan Kelly helps software professionals\, teams and e nterprises enhance agility in a digital world. Through direct advice\, con sulting\, training and books he applies his wide experience to the challen ges faced in software development. His novel\, and sometimes radical\, ide as create software development environments were people can thrive.\n\nHe is the author of seven books including his latest book "The Art of Agile P roduct Ownership." He has pioneered techniques such as Value Poker\, Time- Value Profiles and Retrospective Dialogue Sheets. His blog is at allankell y.net/blog and on Twitter he is @allankellynet.\n\nTalk 2: Avoiding the CI /CD Monolith with Team Design & Evolution by Manuel Pais\n\nWe often talk about monoliths at the application and database level. However\, there are many other manifestations: monolithic tooling\, monolithic infrastructure \, monolithic releases\, monolithic testing\, and even monolithic thinking .\n\nIn my experience\, more than legacy technology or architecture\, the emergence of monoliths often comes down to a lack of purposeful team desig n and evolution. Conway’s Law - the mirroring effect between team struct ures and dependencies and the resulting system design - is no stranger to CI/CD. Once we acknowledge the socio-technical nature of software delivery \, we consequently recognize the need for a team-centric\, not tool-centri c\, approach for sustainable CI/CD.\n\nWe start asking questions like: sho uld every application team own and maintain their own instances and flavor s of the CI/CD tooling (since it’s all codifiable now\, right)? Or do we need a CI/CD team to handle the tooling and infrastructure for everyone e lse in the org so teams only have to worry about their own pipelines? Or s omething in between\, like a CI/CD platform providing out-of-the-box solut ions that can be customized by application teams to fit their specific nee ds?\n\nJust like we are advancing our tools to become easier to install\, run and update\, we also need to think about clarifying team interactions and responsibility boundaries for effective ownership and evolution of bot h the CI/CD system (it’s actually a product) and the application pipelin es.\n\nManuel Pais is co-author of Team Topologies: organizing business an d technology teams for fast flow. Recognized by TechBeacon as a DevOps tho ught leader\, Manuel is an independent IT organizational consultant and tr ainer\, focused on team interactions\, delivery practices and accelerating flow.\n\nhttps://www.devopschat.co/meetings/july-2020-meetup URL:https://www.devopschat.co/meetings/july-2020-meetup END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR