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Tracy Miranda
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Executive Director @cdeliveryfdn - improving the world's capacity to deliver software with security & speed. Open source powered. 🇨🇦 🇬🇧 🇰🇪
Sep 22, 2021 • 8 tweets • 3 min read
"Elite performers now make up 26% of teams"

There is lots of great stuff in this year's SODR report but there is NO WAY this figure is representative of the industry at large.

Let's dig into this & why it matters for folks bringing about change in this space🧵 Elite performing teams have a specific definition in terms of software delivery performance:
on demand deploys
<1hr lead time for changes
<1hr time to restore service
0-15% change failure rate

The category first appeared in the 2018 DORA State of DevOps Report, as 7% of teams.
Aug 25, 2021 • 17 tweets • 8 min read
Fun & insightful @cdelivery panel on the @puppetize State of DevOps report.

🧵Here are some of the highlights from the discussion:👇 "Every leader and successful team in this space understands the work they do will change and evolve.

The State of DevOps report gives us a really good sense of the landscape of change in this fast-progressing industry" - @TiffanyJachja
Jan 7, 2019 • 12 tweets • 9 min read
Happy first birthday @jenkinsxio, the CI/CD solution for cloud native!

It's been just over a year since the first git commits to the jx repo.
In just 12 month, Jenkins X progress has been breathtaking, so here's a tweet for each month celebrating just that (with cake! 🎂) 🍰 Firstly, Jenkins X is the brainchild of @jstrachan of @CloudBees, who also built popular OSS such as @ApacheGroovy, Camel, etc, with enduring OSS communities around them. With that experience, James simply gets developers and what they want, need and care about.