You're reading from Industrializing Financial Services with DevOps Proven 360° DevOps operating model practices for enabling a multi-speed bank

Product type Paperback

Published in Dec 2022

Publisher Packt

ISBN-13 9781804614341

Length 364 pages

Edition 1st Edition

Concepts

DevOps

Author (1):

Spyridon Maniotis

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Table of Contents (21) Chapters

Preface

1. Part 1:Introduction, Value Proposition, and Foundation

2. Chapter 1: The Banking Context and DevOps Value Proposition FREE CHAPTER

3. Chapter 2: The DevOps Multi-Speed Context, Vision, Objectives, and Change Nature

4. Part 2: The 360° DevOps Operating Model, Governance, and Orchestration Mechanisms

5. Chapter 3: The DevOps 360° Operating Model Pillars and Governance Model

6. Chapter 4: Enterprise Architecture and the DevOps Center of Excellence

7. Chapter 5: Business Enterprise Agility and DevOps Ways of Working Reconciliation

8. Part 3: Capability Engineering, Enablement, and Launch

9. Chapter 6: DevOps Software Development Life Cycle 360° Evolution and Engineering

10. Chapter 7: The DevOps 360° Technological Ecosystem as a Service

11. Chapter 8: 360° Regulatory Compliance as Code

12. Part 4: Adopt, Scale, and Sustain

13. Chapter 9: The DevOps Portfolio Classification and Governance

14. Chapter 10: Tactical and Organic Enterprise Portfolio Planning and Adoption

15. Chapter 11: Benefit Measurement and Realization

16. Chapter 12: People Hiring, Incubation, and Mobility

17. Chapter 13: Site Reliability Engineering in the FSI

18. Chapter 14: 360° Recap, Staying Relevant, and Final Remarks

19. Index

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The main DevOps technological ecosystem partners

We divide the main partners (organisms) of our DevOps 360° technological ecosystem into six main categories, with the Agile DevOps teams excluded, as we consider those to be consumers and not producers of technological utilities:

DevOps platforms: Teams owning and offering utilities such as CI/CD pipelines, cloud services, test services, and so on
Technological utility services: Teams offering utilities such as enterprise message buses, operational data storage, and tactical automation
Core infrastructure teams: Responsible for mainframe platforms, network services, Linux and Windows platforms, middleware, and data centers
Shared services: Include command and cyber security centers
End user services: Workspace management, the IT help desk, and the virtual desktop belong in this category
Governance services: Tools such as a Configuration Management Database (CMDB) and portfolio registry are included