Continuous DeliveryThree Epics To Get You Started

Lars Kruse (lak@praqma.com)Partner & Co-founder, Praqma

Agile Manifesto

● Four doctrines, twelve Principles

# 1

# 7

ContinuousDelivery Maturity

Model

Models used at...

● Grundfos● Danfoss● Brüel og Kjær Sound &

Vibration● Atmel (Norge)● Novelda (Norge)● Møller Gruppen (Norge)● Cryptera● CodeSealer● Politiet● Volvo (Sverige)● Schneider-Electric● Danmarks Radio● CA Techno

Software Factory● Unplanned work● Queued work

# 8

# 10

Software Factory● Unplanned work● Queued work

Urgency

ImportanceLow High

High

Not urgent andnot important

Not urgent butvery important

Very urgent butnot important

Very urgent andvery important

Software Factory● Unplanned work● Queued work

q

qL= λWLittle’s Law

The Andon Cord Build Quality In

The Andon is a system, that empowers a team member to stop the line ...so you don’t pass a defect on to your next process and ultimately there is no way a customer will receive a defect.

I you’re gonna empower people you’ll have to be strong enough and committed enough to follow

your rules and come up and thank your team member for

stopping the line and ask “what can I do to help”?

VCS Developer

I’m done!

Work item

Continuous delivery Pipeline

AutomationPlatform

Done done

...nope!

CoDe Story-line

Components and products

Three Epics To Get You Started

Infrastructure● Establish

understanding of CoDe

● Setup tool-stack● Assign roles

Proof of concept● Build a pipeline● Implement status quo● Include new features● Adjust team

processes

Proof of technology● Size hardware

correctly● Pay off technical debt● Evaluate -

replace/consolidate

Engage stakeholders

Show results Prepare for roll-out

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