Keynote: Enterprise transformation (and you can too)
summary
Microsoft reduces a three‑year waterfall cycle to three-week iterations, runs ~50 global feature teams merging into master daily, and ships bug fixes twice a day while releasing features every three weeks. The platform records 7 terabytes of telemetry a day, performs ~6.3M builds/month and ~163k deployments/day, uses feature flags, ringed production rollout, a strict DoD and on‑call rotation, and moved from a monolith to microservices. Azure DevOps task library and Git Virtual File System are open sourced.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00The DevOps analogy
- 2:09Defining DevOps
- 8:30Value over software
- 12:03Microsoft transformation
- 17:54Definition of done
- 19:32Team structure and quality
- 22:13Customer connectivity
- 25:00Optimizing team efficiency
- 29:16Planning and execution
- 34:47Managing technical debt
- 39:23The on-call culture
- 44:34Engineering for deployment
- 48:42Resources and conclusion
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