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Join Brent, Dale, and Jesse in this first for this podcast “live” session. Recorded from Cloud Culture Day and reposted with permission from the Product Engineering team hosting the session, they discuss a wide range of topics while answering questions from the audience: DevOps as a verb, where psychological safety is important, and how sometimes you just need to start dancing.
The video referenced in the conversation can be found here.
The post Episode 128: Look For Your Crazy Teammate And Join Them first appeared on Faster Than A Standup.
In this parking lot edition, Brent, Dirk, and Jesse continue the conversation on the Cloud Mindset principle of End to End Ownership and Collaboration. They discuss the parts of a value stream map, how software development contrasts with other ways of manufacturing, why people skills are important in software develop, what the title of the podcast should be, as well as their Super Bowl predictions.
The post Episode 127: Complexities That Need To Be Unearthed first appeared on Faster Than A Standup.
In this iteration of the Cloud Culture Mindset, Brent, Dirk, and Jesse discuss the principle of End to End Ownership and Collaboration. The conversation covers what the principle is about and how teams benefit from strong team-based decision-making and workflows.
The post Episode 126: This Is How I See That Thing Works first appeared on Faster Than A Standup.
In this iteration, Brent is joined by Agnieszka and Jesse as they discuss another Cloud Culture principle: Ruthless Prioritization. The conversation covers focusing on value, how great Product Owners can create innovative products, and what’s important in the balancing act between customer wants or needs and technical debt.
The post Episode 125: The Right Decision At The Right Time first appeared on Faster Than A Standup.
Brent, Jesse, Klaus, and Mike talk about “Continual Learning and Relentless Improvement,” which is a Cloud Culture Principle. Our experts define what this idea means and why it’s important. They talk about psychological and technological safety, the ability to grow and adapt, and having a common language. They answer the question how does earning your customer every day align to continuous learning, and they share some ideas about fostering a learning environment.
The post Episode 124: Opportunities Where Learning Is A Good Thing first appeared on Faster Than A Standup.
In anticipation of Cloud Culture Day on May 24; Brent is joined by Agnieszka and Mike on one of the most important principles of Cloud Culture, which is to “Earn Your Customer Every Day.” Our experts define who the customer is, how the steps are now a bit different than they had been, and what are some things to do to ensure the customer stays close.
The post Episode 123: That’s A Bottom Line Issue first appeared on Faster Than A Standup.
In anticipation of Cloud Culture Day at SAP on May 24, Brent has a conversation with friends of the podcast Agnieszka, Markus, Dirk, and Robin.
In anticipation of Cloud Culture Day at SAP on May 24, Brent has a conversation with friends of the podcast (or sooner to be friends) Agnieszka, Markus, Dirk, and Robin.
After a review of the six cloud principles (that will be covered more in-depth over upcoming episodes), they talk about cloud culture and cloud mindset. They discuss how the principles help to guide conversations from Agile or DevOps perspectives. We also learn our experts’ favorite principle and why.
The post Episode 122: Spoiler – It’s All About The Customer first appeared on Faster Than A Standup.
In this eighth iteration in this series of DevOps fundamentals, Sunny, Jessie, and Dominik wrap up the series talking about CALMS, TOIL, and how DevOps is the trend the world is moving towards. They offer advice to new people starting out and some characteristics that managers and independent contributors should have. They also reflect on the behavior and mindset needed to move into the DevOps space.
The post Episode 121: Behavior And Mindset Changes Are More Important first appeared on Faster Than A Standup.
In the seventh discussion in the DevOps fundamentals series, Sunny, Jesse, and Dominik have a parking lot conversation about outcomes and metrics. Our experts discuss a quick timeline of DevOps history, and then share that the successes of the companies who used DevOps. They look at some things to measure and affect change, some of their favorite books, and the definition of elite performance compared to poor performance. They finish up the conversation with ideas for beginners to get started with metrics and outcomes in DevOps.
The post Episode 120: They Just Focus On Their Customer first appeared on Faster Than A Standup.
The DevOps Fundamentals series continues with iteration six and a discussion on a having “learning culture.” Until this point, we discussed optimizing the performance of a system from end to end, and then giving time to learn by amplifying feedback loops. Now comes the culture of continual experimentation and learning to take advantage of the changes. Sunny, Jesse, and Dominik give their thoughts on having a learning culture, certain characteristics that the team should have, the support needed, and what part of the process is the need for a learning culture most apparent.
The post Episode 119: How To Start A Learning Culture first appeared on Faster Than A Standup.
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