This talk covers: DevOps/DevSecOps, mob programming, testing, and operations disciplines, how to gain tools to experiment with DevOps mob programming in your context, and a DevOps mob programming demonstration.
This talk covers: DevOps/DevSecOps, mob programming, testing, and operations disciplines, how to gain tools to experiment with DevOps mob programming in your context, and a DevOps mob programming demonstration.
Nothing compares to Mob Programming for making the DevOps dream a reality in your org. While ops specialists, security personnel, testers, and developers all working on the same cross-functional team was a great leap forward, mob programming takes it to next level by having "All the brilliant minds working together on the same thing, at the same time, in the same space, and at the same computer." What sounds like madness to some has proved to be instrumental for many achieving the lofty goals of continuously delivery, zero bugs, no silos, and a highly collaborative culture. This talk aims to help learners understand: DevOps/DevSecOps, mob programming, and how DevOps mobs achieve the lofty goals of continuously delivery, zero bugs, and a highly collaborative culture for the development, testing, and operations disciplines, gain tools to effectively experiment with DevOps mob programming in your context, and experience DevOps mob programming in a feature code and IaC exercise.
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