Building Technical and Organizational Confidence Through Automated Deployments
summary
Mieke Deenen describes how UWV, a Dutch government agency with a legacy, Prince2/waterfall culture and high public scrutiny, used automated deployments to increase technical and organizational confidence. The talk explains the problem of needing faster, safer change in a change-averse, regulated environment and outlines the journey and practices UWV adopted to pave the way for DevOps across a complex, decades-old IT landscape.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:30Government agency challenges
- 3:59Website stability crisis
- 5:26Process rigidity
- 7:13Automated deployment project
- 9:50Change management
- 11:38Quality gates and improvement
- 13:31Legacy versus new
- 14:57Overcoming resistance
- 16:24First automated deployment
- 17:28Expanding automation
- 18:30Executive support
- 19:33Building trust and adoption
- 20:18Key takeaways
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