Scrum on rails
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Continuous Delivery describes a process by which you can fully automatically test and deliver your software product. However Scrum is management framework to enable agility to your project. Both fit together. This presentation shows how thy fit and where are the pitfalls.
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- 1. Thorsten Kamann - itemis AG - © 2013 SCRUM On Rails Scrum and Continuous Delivery
- 2. Thorsten Kamann Agile Coach ! itemis AG @thorque thorsten-kamann.de Continuous Delivery Expert@itemis Certified ScrumMaster Speaker On Conferences Author Certified Product Owner Maid-Of-All-Work
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- 11. Product Owner Daily Scrum Development Team Scrum Master 24h Sprint 1, 2 or 4 weeks Sprint Goal Sprint Planning Backlog Refinement Sprint Review Sprint Retrospective Potentially shippable product increment
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- 15. Continuous Delivery in a Scrum context Acceptance Build Integration Build Continuous Build After every sprint After resolving a story commit-driven Delivered package Development Integration Acceptance Production
- 18. All Builds must be GREEN (see Definition of Done)
- 19. After resolving a story deliver to the next stage (eg. Integration)
- 20. Potentially shippable product increment have to delivered to the next stage (eg. Acceptance).
- 21. Results of Retrospective Build Env Reporting Monitoring/Notification ...
- 24. Many pieces need to fit together
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- 27. You need a HIGH test coverage!
- 28. But it is possible and very valuable
- 30. Thank you!