You only have to change one thing to do the DevOps
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Claim: changing one thing rarely works because the levers are interdependent, but the biggest single win comes from reorganizing into small cross‑functional product teams that own code from idea to retirement. Concrete practices: trunk-based development with daily commits, fix broken builds within minutes, quarantine flaky tests. Continuous delivery requires deployable artifacts and security/compliance tests running in parallel. Examples: a travel client cuts datacenter needs ~60%, cloud.gov shifts 325 compliance controls to platform as a service leaving ~15 for teams.
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- 0:00Start
- 2:52Definitions
- 8:26The State of Devops Report
- 9:18Compliance
- 14:14Continuous Delivery versus Continuous Deployment
- 15:26Role in Continuous Delivery
- 23:34Micro Services Must Be Independently Deployable
- 31:55Summary
