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SIS DEVOPS COMMUNICATION MODEL SIMULATOR - PowerPoint Presentation

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SIS DEVOPS COMMUNICATION MODEL SIMULATOR - PPT Presentation

Amanda Crawford Fall 2017 University of Pittsburgh A Simple Small Agile Development Team Product Owner Responsible for the work item list Epics Lead Developer Scrum Master Facilitate team ID: 933624

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SIS DEVOPS COMMUNICATION MODEL SIMULATOR

Amanda Crawford

Fall 2017

University of Pittsburgh

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A Simple Small Agile Development TeamProduct OwnerResponsible for the work item list (Epics)Lead Developer/ Scrum Master Facilitate teamProtect team from problems (Defects)DeveloperCreation and delivery of system (User story and Defects)

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Communication ArtifactsWe can use artifacts of the agile development process as a form of communication.EpicsUser StoriesDefects

EpicUser Story

User StoryUser Story

DefectDefect

DefectDefectDefect

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Artifacts: Epic

Epic

Large user stories to describe a project feature

Contains high level requirements to build feature

Completed over multiple iterations

The full team works to complete a user story

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Artifacts: Defects

Defect

Used to mark problems in a system

Defects are verified by user story requirements

A user story cannot be complete until all defects are cleared

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Artifacts: User Story

User Story

Small and isolate feature component

Definition of done describes how a user story should be completed

Usually completed by one or two developers

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Current Informal Communication Model

Developer

Development Lead

Product Owner

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Project GoalWe want to reduce the nee

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SimulatorSimulates the communication model between development team members composed of human and system actors.The simulator can be extended to a more robust team with additional rolesReduces the need to communicate face to face between the product owner, developer, and dev lead

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SIS DevOps Simulator Components

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Application

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Human ActorsDeveloperThe developer will be responsible for creating gists based on it’s related to a user story, defect, or epic.Development LeadThe dev lead has the ability to subscribes to the developer’s user story and defect gistThe dev lead can create an epic gist Product OwnerThe product owner has the ability to subscribe to the developer’s defect gist and the development lead’s epic gist

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Active Index Cells For Human Actors

Actions:

Submits Epic Gist

Actions:

Submits User Story Gist Submits Defect Gists

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Version Control System Actor: Gists A Gist a way to share code and information among a group of individual. It is similar to repository as it can be forked. Gists has a lightweight and easier protocol than Git repositoriesThere is a gist for epics, user stories, and defects.

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Communication System Actor

A human actor can choose to receive information via text or email.

The application only outputs the information to be sent but can be extended to using an email or text messaging api.

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SIS Communication Server System

Communication Component

Version Control Component

Developer

Product Owner

Lead Developer

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Communication Patterns

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Scenario

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Simulator

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Conclusion & Discussion

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Future Work

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ReferencesCois, C. A., Yankel, J., & Connell, A. (2014, October). Modern DevOps: Optimizing software development through effective system interactions. In Professional Communication Conference (IPCC), 2014 IEEE International (pp. 1-7). IEEE.Roles On Agile Teams.http://www.ambysoft.com/essays/agileRoles.html