Emergence of DevOps
What two word combination describes the word DevOps.
Development and Operations
What project management methodology emphasizes a sequential progression through stages like requirements, design, and implementation?
Waterfall methodology
This is the name of the group of software development methodologies designed to be more lightweight and flexible than sequential methods.
Agile
This is the reason it is considered a disservice to limit DevOps thinking to only those who write or deploy software?
Because DevOps principles should be applied throughout the entire organization for a sustainable business.
This mindset is the belief that skills and traits are innate and static, leading individuals to feel they must constantly prove themselves.
Fixed Mindset
The Agile Manifesto values working software over detailed [Blank] ------
Documentation
This pillar of DevOps refers to the intentional processes and common purpose of individuals working together?
Collaboration
In the Agile Manifesto, this is prioritized over 'processes and tools'
Individuals and interactions.
This is how the relationship between developers and operations was described in the "Old Way" of culture.
Siloed, with developers "throwing code over the metaphorical wall" to ops.
This is the reason why a blame-free view of failure aligns with a growth mindset?
It assumes that both people and organizations are capable of learning, growing, and improving from mistakes
This is the typical duration of a Scrum sprint?
Between one week and one month.
What software release process involves running new code on a small subset of production systems to observe performance?
Canary process
In the Agile Manifesto, this is prioritized over 'following a plan'
Responding to change.
This was the result of In Margaret Heffernan's 'super-chicken model', ie, this is what happened to the productivity of the elite 'superflock'
This is the likely outcome for software components designed by two teams that do not communicate well?
The components will likely not work together effectively.
In the context of Lean, This is how the term "waste" is defined?
Any part of the system that does not add value.
This term describes the predefined development cycles used in the Scrum methodology
Sprints
According to Chapter 12, this is how tools interact with "broken" cultures?
Tools do not fix them; they only expose and exacerbate existing negative conditions.
This is the manufacturing system where the concept of "Lean" originated
The Toyota Production System (TPS).