DevOps without DevOps Tools

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Introduced as an idea of cooperation between
Dev and Ops

DevOps without DevOps tools
- Jagatveer Singh

“It’s not my code, it’s your
machines!!”

Says “No” All the time
Afraid that the new fangled things will break the site

They say “NO” all the
time
Because the
application breaks
unexpectedly
Because no one tells
them anything
Because

Dev’s job is to add new features
Ops’ job is to keep the site stable and fast

Ops’ job is NOT to keep the site stable and fast

Ops’ job is to enable the business
<Psst>This is dev’s job too</Psst>

Change is also the root cause of most outages!

Discourage change
for stability
Allow change to
happens as often
as it needs to

Lowering risk of change through tools
and culture

Problem!!!
Nooooo!
Freaking out,
not talking,
finding fault
Blaming,
covering ass
Whining,
hiding, hurt
egos
Figuring it
out
Fixingthings
Fixed
Time

Problem!!!
Nooooo!
Feeling
guilty
Figuring it
out
Fixingthings
Fixed
Time
Move on
with life

“10+ Deploys per Day: Dev and Ops Cooperation” at
Velocity 2009
John Allspaw and Paul Hammond

Why not organize my own Velocity event in Belgium?
#DevOpsDays
#DevOps

• A great concept somehow limited to just coordinating two
misfits
• Figure out what your collaboration can bring in for the
organization, be ready for paper planes
• Noise or static?? Identify them.
• Now chase tools

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