Posts by AlasGou

Agile consultant behind UK's disastrous Common Platform Programme steps down

Most agile techniques used in government aren't really agile. It's normally the same people who've failed before but given some agile training. They don't really understand it, so they give their existing process a veneer of agile sounding workflows and wording. But the core is the same.

Tell us your DevOps, Agile, CD and Container stories

Google is agile as they come, but they don't follow prescriptive "Agile" methods. They continually build, and deploy, software in the repo is always ready to go, they do incremental roll-outs . Each project is free to adjust and experiment with their process. They experiment and explore with different feature.

Aka Actual agile. Not consultant Agile.