Kanban
When the tech lead meets with the Product Owner prior to understand relative priority, business value and to break epics into user stories
What is Backlog Refinement?
The short cycle iterations which result in a complete component or product.
What are Sprints?
This person directly interfaces with the business to identify capture business value and build the product roadmap.
Who is the Product Owner?
A brief, simple requirement statement from the perspective of the user
What is a User Story?
What tool do we use to manage Agile projects?
What is JIRA?
The maximum amount of work that can exist a status
What are Work In Progress Limits?
A presentation made by the scrum team to the product owner at the end of each sprint so that the owner can provide feedback about the deliverable and its quality.
What is a Demo Session?
Anyone who derives value out of product being developed.
What is a stakeholder?
Usually a collection of related user stories for a desired functionality
What is a Feature/Epic?
This is where you go to log a help ticket for the JIRA support team
The visualization of all the work in progress
What is Work Visualization?
Where all scrum team members meet briefly, 15 minutes or less, to explain to the other members what they worked on the previous day, what they're working on today and what impediments they have.
What is a Daily Stand Up meeting?
Traditionally, this role is the leader of the software development life cycle, but in Agile Scrum, they step aside and yields to the scrum team and product owner, playing an ancillary role instead.
What is a project manager?
Pass all these and the user story is nearly "done"
What is Acceptance Criteria?
The focus on adaptability and communication in both development and operation teams to centralize the full scope of work impacting a team and prioritize that work against all existing efforts
What is Agile Operations?
Agreements on what is required before a task can move to the next workflow stage
What are Kanban Policies
When the scrum team meets and determines what user stories will be developed and discuss any logistical issues that will influence the teams successful delivery of features chosen by the team.
What is Sprint Planning?
This role eliminates the team's impediments, monitors burn down, and ensures crystal clear communications are maintained among everyone involved in the project.
What is the Scrum Master?
This must be agreed to and met before a story can move to the next stage
What is "the definition of done"?
The first release the user can play with
The first release early adopters will want to use, and
The first release users realize business value from
What are Earliest Testable Products, Earliest Usable Products, and Earliest Lovable Products?
The process where new work is continuously prioritized and the DevOps team select the next highest prioritized story to work on
What is Continuous Flow?
At the end of each sprint, the scrum team meets to discuss what went well, what did not go well and what should be changed.
What is a Sprint Retrospective?
This role understands the value of the project, is available to the scrum team in real time everyday, plans releases and accepts the software.
What is the Product Owner?
This acronym guideline should be followed when writing user stories
What is INVEST?
Independent, Negotiable, Valuable, Estimable , Small, Testable
This can contains a set of Sprints (Scrum), it includes all CAB activities and they can happen monthly to quarterly (Daily & Weekly are achievable)
What are Release Cycles?