Five Pain Points of Agile Development (And How Software Version Management Can Help)

Dec 5, 20125 likes2,995 views

The latest research on Software Configuration Management suggests that developers are struggling in five key areas: latency, far-flung teams, ad-hoc workflows, administrative overhead, and integration nightmares. This webcast will help you understand how these five factors are undermining developer productivity and performance. As modern practices strain some tools to their limits, companies are revisiting their approaches to version management. We will share with you... * How the market is evolving to address these critical issues * How innovative SCM tools can take your versioning to new levels.

5 Pain Points of Agile
Development

Don Marti – Technical Marketing Manager
dmarti@perforce.com

“ Individuals and interactions
over processes and tools.
”
— Manifesto for Agile Software
Development, 2001

What We’ll Talk about Today

3 Key Trends and 5 Pain Points

Global teams DVCS Agile processes

Latency Administration Governance Workflow Integration

Latency

• SCM latency means reduced developer productivity.

Two Key New Latency Problems

• Global teams
• Continuous Integration
– CI can account for >50% of load on SCM servers.

Global Project Staffing

• Global development -> virtual teams
• Developer and infrastructure may be on different continents
• Team membership may change quickly

Prepare for the Staffing Shuffle

• Solve performance problems before you know the
geographic configuration of the team

Accelrys

• Leading provider of scientific innovation
lifecycle management software
• Hot standby
• Perforce proxies for global development
teams

Componentization

• Components are individually well-versioned
• How to track compatible versions across
components?
• Track component versions separately, or can
your SCM system do it?

DVCS Usage

• Git and other DVCSs provide strong versioning
within a software component
• Difficult to track versions across
– Software components
– Configuration data
– Binary assets

Non-Code Assets

• Configuration files
• Binary assets

Save time: keep all needed resources in a common system.

NVIDIA

• Many teams using Perforce
– Hardware
– Software
– Legal
• Many kinds of assets
– Code
– Hardware design
– Office documents

Versioning: Legal issues

• Establish prior use defense against patent trolls
• Track compliance with open source and other third-
party licenses
• Code escrow

Build, Test, Release

• Do Developers, CI, and QA get the same build?
• Can you reconstruct a “historic” build?
• Is the environment versioned together with code and
assets?

NYSE Euronext

• Track installed versions of all assets
– Executables
– Configuration
– Scripts
• 198 projects
• 6600 releases/year

Admin to User Ratio

• Can range from 1:30 to 1:1000 or more
• Large area of difference among SCM
systems.

Key Admin Tasks

• Backup/recovery
• HA/DR
• Administration for replicas – build/test farms, analytics,
other Agile needs
• Upgrades
• User and Permissions Management

Trend Micro

• Previous SCM system required a dedicated
server per location
• Migration to Perforce
– Increased performance
– Reduced admin requirements
– Perforce branching model enables
sharing among projects

Core vs. Context

• Administrators should not be rewriting basic code for
essential integrations.
• Look for SCM with well-tested integrations for the rest
of the ALM stack.

NetApp

• Build environments
• Test environments
• Data retention and distribution

How SCM Can Help

• Latency
• Workflow
• Administration
• Governance
• Integration

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