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See also: How Atlassian Does DevOps
The DreamOps Playbook describes practices you can use in your own continuous delivery pipeline, organized around four stages: Build, Deploy, Operate, Plan.
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Deliver better software sooner using the practices defined by the DreamOps Playbook – includes coverage of Atlassian collaboration tools, Amazon Web Services, and the Force.com platform.
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Developers - Use the DreamOps Playbook to improve your own software delivery practice – View the full list of practices here.
- Checklists - A resource checklist is being provided for each practices to help you implement it within your own organization (work in progress).
- Stages - Each item is organized under one of four stages (Build/Deploy/Operate/Plan) and tagged for maturity level, context, and scope.
- Maturity Level - Some practices are more difficult to implement, and so each item is also tagged by maturity level, v1 thru v4.
- Context - Each practice is tagged as to whether it applies to providing consulting services (cs), developing managed products (mp), or both.
- Platform - Roughly one-third of the practices are specific to Force.com and Salesforce, and these items are tagged as such (sf).
- Content - All practices have a title and a short description, a full description, and a resource checklist.
- Outline - To help you plan which practices to implement for your organization, we provide a Google Sheet outline that you can copy and edit.
- As the Playbook is under development, the outline also tracks our progress.
- In the outline, items with a Link to Content, have a full description and resource checklist, and are considered "done".
- Blue-shaded outline items are newly added, and not yet included in the wiki.
- In the outline, items with a Link to Content, have a full description and resource checklist, and are considered "done".
- As the Playbook is under development, the outline also tracks our progress.
The DreamOps Playbook is an open-content wiki and your contributions are welcome.
- For access, post a request to the DreamOps Success Group ("Please send me an invitation to edit the DreamOps Playbook.")
- As an editor, you may also use your personal space to implement resource checklists for your team.
- To gain access, editors must execute a /wiki/spaces/do/pages/38473788 and agree to our project management guidelines.
Next Steps
- Practice Outline - Copy this Google Sheet and select practice to implement (brace yourself).
- Practice Detail - How to implement each practice using a resource checklist.
- Provide feedback on implementing the practices, or help us include additional practices.
New! – Wondering what to do first? See DevOps: Building the Continuous Delivery Toolchain.
DreamOps Ultimate Vision
- ChatOps for All The Things - Collaborative continuous integration.
- Environments on Demand - Select, Login, and Go!
- Smart Static Analysis - Learns from human reviewers, local or global.
- Automatic Pull Requests - Everything changed and added, ready to review.
- Autowired Change Logs - Presents issues in PR with deep linking.
- Batch Size of One - Fully deployable version for each change, including help.
- Dark by Default - Enable every feature one by one, all at once, or in between.
- Deploy on Demand - Upgrade environment by group or individually.
- Status by Telemetry - Instances push vital statistics to hub for monitoring.
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