When GitOps Meets UX
Talkat GitOpsCon Europe 2022 · on Tuesday, 2022-05-17· at 14:55· Pavilion 3 | Room E | Level 2 | Central Forum·
summary
Claim: combine GitOps with UX to cut onboarding time, lower cognitive load and turn platforms into a product that developers actually use. Implementation: GitHub-centric flows, Tekton pipelines, a GitOps controller, reusable cluster tasks and a shared Helm chart library plus sandbox environments and documented templates. Outcome: a regulated customer proves developers gain visibility and confidence, contribute working pipeline tasks back to the library, and meet the ambition that a new hire can deploy to production on day one rather than facing an empty-cluster.
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chapters (22)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:34Overview
- 1:23Myths
- 2:04Story
- 3:42Create an amazing developer experience
- 5:14Know your users needs
- 6:15Plant your UX designer with your developers
- 9:56Product mindset
- 11:30Showed Hotel
- 12:30Old CICD Pipeline
- 13:20Platform as a Product
- 13:50Event Storming
- 14:58Spring By Spring
- 16:08UX Toolkit
- 16:56UX Service Blueprint
- 17:43Angels Focus Group
- 20:25Cluster Tasks
- 20:42Results
- 21:17Key takeaways
- 21:54Share tools
- 22:53Empower devs
- 23:52Questions
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