Talk: Exploring DORA! at Boston Code Camp 35

(I gave two talks at this event – the other one was on GitHub Copilot.)

Always great to engage with the OG Code Camp crew at Boston Code Camp. My talk description:

Haven’t heard about DORA yet? You will.

The annual DevOps Research and Assessment Report — affectionately known as the “DORA Report” — is a data-driven, research-backed set of practices and metrics that will make engineers happier and more productive while improving not just dev, ops, and security outcomes, but also business outcomes. DORA tends to also shine a light on practices that are common within teams that are measurably more effective than industry averages – examples will be drawn from cloud technologies, automation, and security outcomes.

In this talk we’ll explore the DORA report as a data-driven toolbox for helping you “get better at getting better” in the software delivery realm. We will give some historical context, then zoom in on findings from the recently published 2023 report. The goal is for you to leave this talk with an overall appreciation of the breadth of coverage and the impact of DORA as well as some specific metrics and capabilities you’ll want to focus on to level up your own teams.

The deck I used:

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