Enabling large organizations to use technologies to their fullest potential is more than just purchasing a product, there are multiple building blocks that need to be put in place such as architecture, tooling, security and learning new skills.
The objective of this repository is to create a framework to enable individuals to have a strategy to get to modern methodologies for deployment of IT services. We hope to provide best practices as well as enablement workshops to help move the strategies forward and create communities of practice within organizations. In addition to this, we hope to create a culture of learning and encourage other repositories start including a workshop folder. This way people have an entry point on how to run workshops to enable others in the future.
"Formalizing your organization’s approach to open source management and strategy creates guidelines that boost efficiency and minimize risks. Whether or not you have set a business strategy around your open source efforts, you likely already know that this is important." - Linuxfoundation.org
At the highest level, having company standards around the way IT services are delivered is one of the most important things to address in order to help accelerate the adoption of open source software and tools.
Below are the base Enterprise Architecture Standards that help ease the move to cloud native.
| Enterprise Architecture Standards |
|---|
| APIs |
| Automation |
| Cloud Native Development |
| Continuous Integration / Continuous Delivery |
| Monitoring / Observability |
| Source Code Management |
| Security |
| Testing |
| User Centered Design / Research |
For a deeper dive on each of the above standards go here Standards Deep Dive.
The first step in this process is to have a good understanding of where an organization is. We created an Assessment worksheet to help document where an organization is in this journey here:
These workshops (in a perfect world) consist of 2 days of intensive training on a technology followed by 3 days of applying what was learned to a real business problem.
Note: This can be broken down into smaller sessions as it is sometimes difficult to get an entire week. The main goal is to have people apply the new skills they learned as soon as possible to something they are currently working on.
| Example Workshops | Length | Link (Blanks are Work in Progress) |
|---|---|---|
| AI/ML w/ RH Open Data Science | 4-5 hours | |
| APIs | 2-3 hours | Day in the Life Integration |
| Authentication | 1-2 hours | |
| Automation | 4-5 hours | |
| CI/CD | 2-3 hours | |
| Commercial of the shelf on OCP | 2-3 hours | |
| IOT | 4-5 hours | |
| Kubernetes | 2-3 hours | Kubernetes by Example |
| Modern Authentication | 2-3 hours | |
| Openshift 101 | 3-4 hours | |
| Openshift 102 | 3-4 hours | |
| Refactoring .Net | 3-4 hours | Modernize .Net |
| Source to Image (s2i) | 2-3 hours | |
| Source Code Management | 1-2 hours | Git 101 |
| Tekton Pipelines | 2-3 hours | Tekton Pipelines Lab |
