4 Maps of DevOps
summary
Four specific maps — Outcome Mapping, Value Stream Mapping and Dependency Mapping paired with Capability Mapping — create a prioritized roadmap: clarify measurable outcomes, time-diagnose end-to-end flow, list external stakeholders, and inventory missing skills. Applied to a complex delivery pipeline, mapping reveals cheap fixes (remove ticket handoffs), halves environment creation time, and surfaces experiments to speed feedback. Maps take hours not months, guide a 4–6 month incremental plan, and flow-enablement teams scale the work.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:49Talk map
- 3:39Introducing change
- 5:21Pipeline overview
- 8:47The core of Flow Engineering is 4 Mapa
- 9:22Flow Engineering Starts with Outcomes
- 10:39Look outside with dependency mappi
- 11:09And looks into capability
- 12:00Order and context
- 15:02Example
- 17:19A word on scaling
- 19:424-Maps of DevOps
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