has been eclectic. He started as a Teacher and then moved to playing basketball in Spain. After that he worked at a Cafe and eventually settled in IT as an Agile Delivery Lead for the past 4 years. Currently he works with Cloud Engineering Teams to improve processes and delivery Enterprise solutions
Senior Software Engineer at Capital One. His role is focused on cloud engineering and compliance while improving the developer experience. Eric has experience with several cloud platforms and managing enterprise workloads.
for any work item. It doesn’t mean ‘bug’ or ‘defect’ even though it sounds that way, so we will try not to use that term • ‘Epic’ is a defined effort with a result (e.g. Amazon Machine Image Rehydration ‘Epic’) • ‘Story’ is a unit or part of an Epic such that all Stories must be complete for the overall Epic to be done (e.g. AMI Rehydration for a specific cloud resource) 12
◦ Discovery Client output • Stories are created per team • Creates / Updates / Closes Stories ◦ Create - no story exists or story is closed ◦ Update - story exists and story is open ◦ Close - story is open • DynamoDB 21
Roadmap Planning Capability • Accountability and Actionability • Ability to evaluate team efforts for improvement • Easier tracking through a defined system of record • Peace of mind 29