DevOps Transformations At National Instruments and...
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Series of four real transformations: rescued a website that suffered 200 on-call pages/week and Friday-night big bang releases by automating restarts and deployments; built a greenfield SaaS on AWS with a zookeeper-based service registry and XML-modeled provisioning that achieves 100% uptime and ships in one third the time of legacy products; at Bazaarvoice moved to trunk-only branching, go/no-go discipline, weekly releases and embedded ops in teams to handle 2.6 billion review impressions on Black Friday and sharply improve support SLAs.
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chapters (24)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:58What is National Instruments
- 1:22Managing Web Systems
- 2:02Previous Team Management
- 3:34Stop The Bleeding
- 5:53Finding A Home
- 6:21The bottleneck
- 7:37SAS products
- 12:46Writing our own tooling
- 13:53Collaboration
- 15:08Results
- 16:10DevOps Days Austin
- 17:29Bizarre Voice
- 18:05Release Manager
- 19:00First Gen SAS
- 23:01The Results
- 25:33The Fourth Gig
- 26:45The Strangler Pattern
- 28:58Moving Teams to Agile
- 29:58Custom Software
- 30:22Customer Support
- 31:17Quality of Life
- 32:32Improve Latency
- 33:37Outro
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