DevOps Days MTL 2019 - Martin Deslongchamps
summary
A case study of Croesus showing how the company shifted from siloed departments and 90 releases/year to a product-focused model with departments abolished and 25+ agile teams. Engineering consolidated per-client forks into a single configurable product over three years, implemented one-step environment deployments, Docker-based containers with TFS pipelines using Linux agents, feature-flagged experiments, blue–green deployments, and a target of 72% unit test coverage, yielding fewer bugs, higher release cadence, and improved customer satisfaction.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:24Crésus context
- 7:17Conway's law impacts
- 8:59Agile approach
- 10:00Agile transformation
- 12:12Results and benefits
- 13:18DevOps pillars
- 14:02Flow automation
- 15:44Tool deployment
- 16:46Knowledge transfer
- 17:50CI testing reform
- 18:54Experimentation improvement
- 19:40Tools technologies
- 22:16Bug stabilization
- 22:57DevOps activities
- 23:20Management impact
- 25:03Q&A
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