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5 Minute DevOps: Stop Doing Retrospectives!

5 Minute DevOps: Stop Doing Retrospectives!

What’s a retrospective? According to Scrum.org, “The Sprint Retrospective is an opportunity for the Scrum Team to inspect itself and create a plan for improvements to be enacted during the next Sprint.
The Most Ignored Aspect of Quality

The Most Ignored Aspect of Quality

https://www.flickr.com/photos/pdamsten/50765755578 I was speaking to a friend recently about a production incident he was involved with. He said he noted several things that could be improved to help the team with their response.
5 Minute DevOps: The Most Dangerous Metric

5 Minute DevOps: The Most Dangerous Metric

Measuring humans changes behavior and often not how we’d like. Some metrics are more dangerous than others. The most dangerous metric goal I’ve found so far in software engineering is code coverage.
5 Minute DevOps: Optimizing Human Resources

5 Minute DevOps: Optimizing Human Resources

The job of management is to ensure that staff is fully utilized at all times. Resources are being paid for a day’s work, they need to head down working for at least a full day, preferably more.
5 Minute DevOps: DORA Metrics Tips

5 Minute DevOps: DORA Metrics Tips

Since Accelerate was published in 2018, “DORA metrics” have become increasingly popular for measuring IT performance. More vendors are creating dashboards or integrating these metrics into their existing pipeline tooling.
SAFe Isn't

SAFe Isn't

I frequently find myself in conversations about Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe) and its utility or lack thereof. My opinions are based on both direct experiences in an organization that started using it and from comparing notes with colleagues in other large organizations, including many who are SAFe certified.
Flying Cars are Boring

Flying Cars are Boring

Continuous delivery can be a frustrating topic. Those of us who use this workflow will never go back to legacy ways of working.
Agile Deepities

Agile Deepities

A “deepity” is a statement that sounds profound but isn’t. “To the extent that it’s true, it doesn’t have to matter.