Transforming the Company
summary
Martin Hinshelwood describes how Microsoft Azure DevOps Services (formerly VSTS) moved from a three-year waterfall release cadence to three-week iterations by adopting open-source Azure DevOps task libraries and the Git Virtual File System. He focuses on practical DevOps and agility practices, using Visual Studio, Azure, Team Services and Scrum to enable that transformation.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:49F1 analogy automation
- 9:15What is DevOps
- 14:00DevOps at Microsoft
- 22:16Metrics telemetry
- 25:29Removing bottlenecks
- 31:01Release security
- 36:10Transparency feedback
- 40:23Team culture autonomy
- 45:54Shift-left testing
- 49:21Microsoft roadmap
- 50:50DevOps limitations
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