The Journey to Devops: From Waterfall to Continuous Integration

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The document discusses the journey from traditional waterfall development processes to continuous delivery using DevOps principles. It describes how the software delivery chain is evolving to emphasize automation, faster releases, and shifting testing left into the development process. QA's role also evolves from separate and manual testing to becoming more technical and integrating testing automation into the continuous integration and delivery pipelines. The presentation provides strategies for organizations adopting these changes and shares examples from companies that have made the transition.

SEPTEMBER 21, 2016
THE JOURNEY TO DEVOPS :
FROM WATERFALL TO CONTINUOUS
INTEGRATION
C H R I S R I L E Y , D E V O P S A N A L Y S T

AGENDA
SEPTEMBER 21, 2016 © Sauce Labs, Inc.
• How is the software delivery chain evolving?
• What is the DevOps Journey?
• Where does QA fit?
• Getting Started
• True Tales
• Resources and Q&A
2

HOW IS THE DELIVERY CHAIN
EVOLVING?
SEPTEMBER 22, 2016
• Modern application architectures
• Faster and more responsive
• Automation and Data Driven
• Fewer chunks
• “Shift Left”
• You never reach the finish line
© Sauce Labs, Inc. 4

SEPTEMBER 22, 2016 © Sauce Labs, Inc. 6
Continuous
Delivery
Fully automated
Development process
Automated testing
core to Dev. & Delivery
Dev. and QA
functions merge
Continuous
Integration
Full adoption of Agile
Automated testing
dominates;
manual only for debugging
Dev. and QA
collaborate closely
Fast Waterfall
Initial adoption of Agile
Automated testing
begins
Dev. & QA start
communicate
Waterfall
Traditional sequential
design model
Manual testing
dominates
Dev. & QA completely
separate
Process
People
Tools

COMPONENTS OF DEVOPS
SEPTEMBER 22, 2016
• More frequent and faster releases
• Automation, Autonomy, Bots
• “Shift Left”
• Emphasis on Pipeline efficiency
• Modern Processes: CI / CD / CD – and on
• Experimentation - Fail Fast
© Sauce Labs, Inc. 7

HOW DOES QA FIT
SEPTEMBER 22, 2016
• QA becomes a strategy not a task
• QA function will be more technical
• Own test automation and CI
• Maintain and setup automation
• Gather and report on pipeline efficiency
• Steward quality across the entire team
© Sauce Labs, Inc. 8
L E V E R A G E Y O U R H O L I S T I C P O I N T O F V I E W

STRATEGIES
SEPTEMBER 22, 2016
• Show the data
• Don’t fight it – lead it
• Show the power of automated testing
• Help Developers and Ops help themselves
© Sauce Labs, Inc. 9

TRUE TALES
SEPTEMBER 22, 2016
• Acorns – a unicorn
• Airbnb – agile to DevOps
• The GSA – unlikely but massive transformation
• TASC – focus on pipeline and quality
• Media – focus on autonomy and visibility
© Sauce Labs, Inc. 10

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Our updated Jenkins Plugin offers developers the combined power of the Sauce platform with Jenkins CI, the world’s leading CI tool, to further simplify and accelerate the development process. This Webinar will give you an overview of the updated Jenkins CI plugin and how it helps you streamline your builds, simplify Sauce Connect and troubleshoot tests faster. Neil Manvar and Jack Moxon will take you on a tour of the new features and demonstrate how the plugin works in Jenkins.

The API Lifecycle Series: Evolving API Development and Testing from Open Sour...SmartBear

This document summarizes an upcoming webinar on evolving API development and testing. The webinar will discuss: - Getting started with the OpenAPI Specification (OAS) and functional API testing using open source tools - The challenges of OAS development at scale including having specs in multiple places, collaboration needs, and integrating development into delivery pipelines - When open source tools are no longer sufficient and it's time to move to pro tools, such as when dynamic test data is needed, testing multiple environments, and including tests in CI/CD pipelines

How to manoeuvre as test/QA responsible in agile teams to get the "right" pro...SQALab

Knud Hangaard presented on agile development at Saxo Bank and how testers can maneuver to achieve the right quality. He discussed how Saxo Bank uses Scrum, Kanban and Prince2 methodologies in development. Testers focus on risk-based testing and time-boxed cycles. Key lessons included having clear and flexible processes, effective communication, and adopting a risk-focused mindset to test the highest priority areas first.

Exploratory Testing and Automated Testing: Create a Healthy RelationshipTechWell

With the pressure of decreased time-to-market and the demand for error-free web applications, some people erroneously believe that test automation can solve all our defect woes. Dawn Jardine believes that neither test automation alone nor exploratory testing alone can solve quality issues. So, what is the best approach? Where do we invest our resources, time, and money so clients are happy with our product? How can automation and exploratory testing work together to obtain maximum test coverage? Join Dawn as she shares her experience of moving from a solely manual test case execution process to a combined automation and exploratory testing methodology. Learn how to apply critical thinking to automation and use creative energy during exploratory testing. Discover ways to modify your current test strategy to enable the QA team to deliver quality with confidence.

DOES16 London - Darren Hague - SAP’s DevOps Journey: From Building an App to ...Gene Kim

Darren Hague, Cloud Infrastructure Architect, SAP SAP has been using a DevOps & Continuous Delivery approach for building its web and mobile apps for several years, and is now building and running a global cloud at the scale needed to support the digital transformation needs of its customers. This talk recaps the story of how SAP originally adopted DevOps practices before moving on to describe how the Cloud Infrastructure Services team is building and operating its 3rd generation cloud automation system using microservices, containers and open-source software.

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How to deploy with confidenceVadim Ivanov

This document discusses how wego.here.com achieves continuous deployment with confidence through development rules, code reviews, feature flags, progressive rollouts, extensive testing at all levels, A/B testing, performance regression testing, blue-green deployments, analytics and monitoring, and a continuous deployment pipeline. Some key metrics include over 2000 commits and over 400 PR deployments in 2016, with deployments taking approximately 47 minutes from commit to production. Continuous deployment allows for lower risk releases, faster delivery of value to users, higher quality through automated testing and easy rollbacks, and a hypothesis-driven approach to product development through A/B testing.