This presentation was recorded at GOTO Aarhus 2012 http://gotocon.com Michael T. Nygard - Author of "Release It!" ABSTRACT In operations, it is conventional wisdom that most incidents (read: failures) occur immediately after someone makes changes to the system. Hence, elaborate change management systems are supposed to reduce this risk. On the other hand, both lean and agile disciplines say, "When something is painful, do it more often," because we improve at that which we practice. How can we resolve these opposing perspectives? It turns out that conventional wisdom deals more with perceived risk than true risk. Conventional wisdom is dangerous. This session will examine the true origins of risk, starting with an economic foundation, and developing ideas about how to reduce real risk. TIMECODES 0:00 Introduction 2:00 Army Deployments 6:56 Understanding Risk 9:21 Exposure Example: Bug In Checkout 12:46 Managing Compliance Risk 13:21 Managing Technical Risk 14:24 Sources Of Perror 18:47 Build Pipelines 19:40 Reducing Build & Assembly Errors 21:33 Essential Practices 24:57 Environment Requirements 26:27 Making Deployments Safe 29:15 Making Deployments Predictable 31:36 Zero Downtime Deployments 35:53 Minimizing Covent 38:12 Reduce Mean Time To Detection 39:11 Cult Of Charts 40:21 Charting Everything 41:32 Minimizing Cevent 42:51 Scope Of Impact 46:23 Good! 48:27 Reducing Risk Exposure 49:28 Unsolved Problems 50:58 Questions To Think About https://twitter.com/gotocon https://www.facebook.com/GOTOConference http://gotocon.com
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