Tag: metrics
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Q&A on the Book Evidence-Based Management
The most important issue in organizational data quality is whether you have the data you need to test whether your beliefs about the organization are really true. So if I believe my organization has a reliable backoffice in terms of transactions, do I have the data that show how many errors are made a day…
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Link: Pivotal and New Relic Deliver Visibility, Value, and Velocity
A nice listing of some metrics to monitor out of the box in PCF, and just performance metrics, but meatware and product related stuff too. Original source: Pivotal and New Relic Deliver Visibility, Value, and Velocity
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Link: Project vs. product management, in government
Good discussion of doing product management instead of project management. Also, discussion of user metrics to track design and usability: “Defining success metrics helps you focus on what’s important in your product and how well it solves the problems you’ve identified. Defining key steps the user must take is also important in order to shine…
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Link: Defense Innovation Board proposes new metrics for assessing DOD software development
“The metrics can be broken down into four broad categories — deployment rate metrics, response rate metrics, code quality metrics, and program management, assessment, and estimation metrics. The DIB also provides general timeframes for what a “good” score looks like for each metric.” Original source: Defense Innovation Board proposes new metrics for assessing DOD software…
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Link: Defense Innovation Board Metrics for Software Development Version 0.9, last modified 9 Jul 2018
Suggested metrics for DoD software projects to track, and what they mean Original source: Defense Innovation Board Metrics for Software Development Version 0.9, last modified 9 Jul 2018
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Link: Progressive Delivery, a History…. Condensed
“On the business side, Progressive Delivery involves two core changes in the delivery model: Release progression – progressively increasing the number of users that are able to see (and are impacted by) new features (e.g. Stage 1: visible to developers only; Stage 2: visible to developers and beta users; Stage 3: visible to more users;…
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Coté’s Commonplace Book – Issue #35
20 July 2018 We move to Amsterdam in 11 days. Cloud Native Journey, 3rd edition In my capacity as an enterprise thought lord, I write up how large organizations are managing to improve their software every few years. It’s the main thing I talk with people about and “work on.” I’ve been working on a…
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Link: How to Monitor the SRE Golden Signals
[Summary from the post of metrics to use:] Rate — Request rate, in requests/sec Errors — Error rate, in errors/sec Latency — Response time, including queue/wait time, in milliseconds. Saturation — How overloaded something is, which is related to utilization but more directly measured by things like queue depth (or sometimes concurrency). As a queue measurement, this becomes non-zero when you are saturated,…
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Link: Key metrics for RabbitMQ monitoring
Instructive look at monitoring middleware, metrics and explanation of why you’d do it. Original source: Key metrics for RabbitMQ monitoring
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Link: The Cost Center Trap – LeanEssays
“Accounting drives metrics. Metrics drive culture. Culture eats process for lunch.” Don’t let accountants drive your innovation. Original source: The Cost Center Trap – LeanEssays
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