Agile at Scale Generative Principles, an Alternative to Scaled Frameworks
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Claims a principle‑based alternative to scaled frameworks and shows concrete tactics: browse the p2.fat.wiki federated wiki for the principles, apply Amdahl's law thinking to expect asymptotic limits rather than linear gains, fix accidental complexity by refactoring and split services, invest in test automation and CI, and use small empirical experiments to validate scaling. Examples include slowdown from added teams, the “loops of doom” dependency spiral, and using cloud Terraform and monitoring as part of the DevOps safety net.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:37Agenda
- 2:00Presentation
- 4:35Giovanni
- 5:05Loops of Doom
- 7:48The Solution
- 11:34The Principles
- 13:00The Fundamental of Scale
- 14:57Reduce Accidental Complexity
- 18:36Effective Collaboration
- 20:58Start Small
- 24:41Scaling
- 30:07QA
- 34:55Descale
- 37:52Quality
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