Four Steps to Unlocking Your Ability to Deploy Multiple Times a Day

QCon San Francisco 2022

Sponsored session DevOps

Four Steps to Unlocking Your Ability to Deploy Multiple Times a Day

Monday Oct 24 / 11:50AM PDT, Pacific LM

Abstract

Are you a team looking to deploy more frequently or implement Continuous Delivery? In this talk, we’ll walk you through four pragmatic and actionable steps to transform how your team delivers software so you can deploy to production many times a day. One of the biggest competitive advantages in Software development today is following DevOps practices, making frequent deploys and empowering developers to take work from concept through to launch. CEO and Co-founder of Sleuth, Dylan Etkin, has guided many teams, at scale, through this transformation. In this talk, he will decode the process of getting your team to deploy many times a day, modeling your organization after the elite performers that make up more than a quarter of the respondents to this year's DORA state of DevOps report. We will cover the tools and usage goals you’ll want to have in place to support multiple deploys a day. However, tooling and process are only a small part of the receipt for success. We will dive into the cultural and communication aspects of how to succeed as well. Finally we’ll show how to tie this all back to real world, hard measures of efficiency, the DORA metrics. We’ll show how automating these measurements and applying them everywhere can provide you a roadmap for continuous, actionable improvements. This pragmatic, actionable advice serves as an excellent blueprint for using visibility, communication and pure process to supercharge your team's development processes and ultimately boost overall outcomes.

Topics

DevOps Continuous Delivery Development

Sponsored session

Session Sponsored By

Sleuth is an engineering platform that helps software teams measure and improve their efficiency.

76% senior dev or higher
1:11 speaker ratio
60+ practitioners

QCon San Francisco 2022 is a three day conference for senior software engineers, architects and team leads. An international program committee of working engineers selects every session. Patterns and practices, not products and pitches.

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