Why docker@localhost is not even remotely near DevOps?

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"Hey, I've just installed this docker-thing on my laptop! This DevOps looks like real fun." - *sigh*, it happened again. In the world of buzzwords, devaluation of words and rapidly evolving requirements when it comes to tech we did that again. We did that again. *DevOps* became a new *Agile*. If you are a newbie in that topic or someone already presented you the idea, and you are not a strong believer of that culture and that it may change anything for you, I would love to convince you that it makes difference. I would like you to show how we are doing *DevOps*. How it enhanced our capabilities and enabled us - a team of 10 people - to share knowledge, cooperate with other teams and care about the huge distributed system, which handles billions of transactions every month.

Why docker@localhost is not DevOps?
Atmosphere Conf - Cracow (16-17.05.2017)

~ # whoami (afronski)
➔ Software and Operations Engineer
at Appliscale
Erlang, Python, JS, AWS, Linux
➔ Co-organizer:
Functional Miners
Silesian BEAMers

Show of hands:
DEV / QA ?
SYSOPS / ADMIN ?
MANAGEMENT ?

Myths about DevOps
Context is King
Design for Operations

Why docker@localhost is not even remotely near DevOps?

Senior Ninja Laser Unicorn
Over-9000 Rock-Star
DevOps Engineer
;)

Dear Developers / QAs,
Who participates in on-calls?

Myth:
DevOps = DEV + OPS
DevOps is about agile and operations

Why Do Computers Stop and What
Can Be Done About It?

Environment is the key!
Blameless Post-Mortems
Embrace Failure
Fail fast - Recover Faster

Change Management
GIODO and 95/46/EC
ISO Certification
ITSM and ITIL

Tiered Support
NOC (Network Operations Center)
Only-Ops-DevOps

Design for Purpose
Design for Manufacture
Design for Operations

DevOps is a way of
achieving operational
excellence.

~ $ sudo shutdown -h now
Thank you!
Any questions?

References
1. Our company - Appliscale.
2. Me - afronski.pl and my talks.
3. Functional Miners (facebook, twitter, github, email).
4. DevOps Definied (Hashicorp).
5. Google SRE book.
6. Netflix is Not Doing “NoOps”
7. Periodic Table of DevOps Tools.
8. Why Do Computers Stop and What Can Be Done About It?
9. Sarbanes–Oxley Act of 2002.
10. How do I do DevOps when all I have is Ops? (Chris Swan).
11. A DevOps a Day Keeps the Auditors Away.

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