Speakings

Skalad agila processer har kommit att bli det sätt som riktiga och bra företag ägnar sig åt seriös och rejäl systemutveckling. Med riktigt många agila team kan man leverera jättemycket kod toksnabbt. Med tydliga processmallar och best practices kan man se till att agila metoder levererar med samma förutsägbarhet som RUP, fast 20% snabbare. Typ.

Agilt har gått från att vara rebellisk punk till storsäljande men intetsägande arenarock . Jag kommer att ägna 10 minuter åt att förklara hur vi stoppar den.

So now that everyone and their dog is agile, what really changed? Are we really „delivering more value in less time“ as many agile methodologies promise. What do we even mean by value? How do we know when we’ve delivered value? When we’re “done” according to our “Definition of Done”, or when we can validate that a feature is being used by our customers?

This talk will show you how to use provisioning tools in order to automate server setup. Starting from a basic Debian image, we will launch a server on DigitalOcean using Terraform and provision it using Ansible.

En praktisk genomgång av verktygen, hur och när man använder dem, där allt körs live.

En praktisk genomgång av verktygen, hur och när man använder dem, där allt körs live.

So now that everyone and their dog is agile, what really changed? Are we really “delivering more value in less time” as many agile methodologies promise. What do we even mean by value? How do we know when we’ve delivered value? When we’re “done” according to our “Definition of Done”, or when we can validate that a feature is being used by our customers?

Most organizations that implement agile methodologies mistakenly believe that implementing the process according to spec is the goal. In reality it doesn’t matter how many certifications you have if the product you are building does not meet end users expectations.

One of the main takeaway points of a microservices architecture is that individual services should be replaceable, scalable, deployable etc. Unfortunately most traditional CMS solutions are modeled as heavy frameworks which are hard to replace and encourages a data model based on “pages” which makes redesign cumbersome.

In this talk Marcus Ahnve will show how a headless CMS can be used with success in a microservices environment, enabling the promises of replaceability.

I will give a workshop on Clojure and a talk on server provisioning using Ansible, Terraform and Packer.

A three hour workshop on server provisioning using Ansible, Terraform and Packer