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This means that the solution, while running in Azure, was still making use of virtual machines.</p> <p>We decided to create two separate release pipelines:</p> <p><ul> <li>the one that would provision the infrastructure in Azure — this one would be run only once for each environment as we don’t plan on tearing down/bringing up the resources for each application deployment; and</li> <li>the application deployment one, which would update the applications bits on the virtual machines created in the first step — this one would be run much more frequently</li> </ul> </p> <p>The second one, that deploys the applications to the virtual machines, runs from a cloud-hosted agent provided by VSTS and uses WinRM to connect to the VMs to perform all the necessary steps, like copy scripts and packages over, configure IIS, deploy the packages, etc…</p> <p>When I presented that solution to a few colleagues, one of them asked:</p> <blockquote><p>Why didn’t you install VSTS agents on the VMs? It’s more secure since it uses a pull model (instead of a push one), meaning you wouldn’t need to punch holes in the firewall for the cloud agent to connect to the virtual machines.</p></blockquote> <p>They have a very good point! I might add that another benefit of running the release directly from the VMs would likely speed up the process, as the artifacts would be downloaded automatically on the VM at the start of the release, and each and every step in the release wouldn’t need to set up a WinRM connection to the VM.</p> <p>So I started looking for a way to do exactly this. 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If you’re more interested in this, I suggest you read the official documentation.</p> <p>Going back to the VSTS task, here’s the property that allows you to install the agent on the virtual machines:</p> <p style="clear: both"> <img style="float: left; margin: 0 10px 5px 0;" src="https://mderriey.com/public/images/posts/2018-08-20/enable-prerequisites.png" />The setting that drives the installation of the deployment group agent on VMs</p> <p>After selecting that option, we’re prompted to fill in a few additional properties:</p> <p style="clear: both"><ul> <li>a VSTS service endpoint;</li> <li>a team project within the previously selected VSTS instance;</li> <li>a deployment group that belongs to the selected team project;</li> <li>whether we want to copy the tags from each VM to the associated agent; and finally</li> <li>whether we want to run the VSTS agent service as a different user than the default one</li> </ul> <img style="float: left; margin: 0 10px 5px 0;" src="https://mderriey.com/public/images/posts/2018-08-20/settings-of-dg-agent.png" />The settings required to install the deployment group agent</p> <p>This all worked out as expected, and going back to my deployment group after the privisionning of the VMs, I could see as many agents as VMs that were created. 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That said, let's look at some ways to make agile estimates as accurate as possible.</p> <h2>Collaborating with the product owner</h2> <p>In agile development, the product owner is tasked with prioritizing the backlog–the ordered list of work that contains short descriptions of all desired features and fixes for a product. Product owners capture requirements from the business, but they don’t always understand the details of implementation. So good estimation can give the product owner new insight into the level of effort for each work item, which then feeds back into their assessment of each item's relative priority.</p> <p>When the engineering team begins its estimation process, questions usually arise about requirements and user stories. And that's good: those questions help the entire team understand the work more fully. For product owners specifically, breaking down work items into granular pieces and estimates via story points helps them prioritize all (and potentially hidden!) areas of work. And once they have estimates from the dev team, it's not uncommon for a product owner to reorder items on the backlog.</p> <h2>Agile estimation is a team sport</h2> <p>Involving everyone (developers, designers, testers, deployers. everyone) on the team is key. Each team member brings a different perspective on the product and the work required to deliver a user story. For example, if product management wants to do something that seems simple, like support a new web browser, development and QA need to weigh in because their experience has taught them what dragons may be lurking beneath the surface.</p> <p>Likewise, design changes require not only the design team's input, but that of development and QA as well. Leaving part of the broader product team out of the estimation process creates lower quality estimates, lowers morale because key contributors don't feel included, and compromises the quality of the software.</p> <p>So don’t let your team fall victim to estimates made in a vacuum. It’s a fast track to failure!</p> <p><strong>Want to give story points a try?</strong> First, sign up or log into Jira Software >></p> <h2>Story points vs. hours</h2> <p>Traditional software teams give estimates in a time format: days, weeks, months. Many agile teams, however, have transitioned to story points. Story points rate the relative effort of work in a Fibonacci-like format: 0, 0.5, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 20, 40, 100. It may sound counter-intuitive, but that abstraction is actually helpful because it pushes the team to make tougher decisions around the difficulty of work. Here are few reasons to use story points:</p> <ul> <li>Dates don’t account for the non-project related work that inevitably creeps into our days: emails, meetings, and interviews that a team member may be involved in.</li> <li>Dates have an emotional attachment to them. Relative estimation removes the emotional attachment.</li> <li>Each team will estimate work on a slightly different scale, which means their velocity (measured in points) will naturally be different. This, in turn, makes it impossible to play politics using velocity as a weapon.</li> <li>Once you agree on the relative effort of each story point value, you can assign points quickly without much debate.</li> <li>Story points reward team members for solving problems based on difficulty, not time spent. This keeps team members focused on shipping value, not spending time.</li> </ul> <h2>Story points and planning poker</h2> <p>Teams starting out with story points use an exercise called planning poker. At Atlassian, planning poker is a common practice across the company. The team will take an item from the backlog, discuss it briefly, and each member will mentally formulate an estimate. Then everyone holds up a card with the number that reflects their estimate. If everyone is in agreement, great! If not, take some time (but not too much time–just couple minutes) to understand the rationale behind different estimates. Remember though, estimation should be a high level activity. If the team is too far into the weeds, take a breath, and up-level the discussion.</p> <p><strong>Ready to give it a try?</strong> </p> <h2>Estimate smarter, not harder</h2> <p>No individual task should be more than 16 hours of work. (If you're using story points, you may decide that, say, 20 points is the upper limit.) It’s simply too hard to estimate individual work items larger than that with a high degree of confidence. And that confidence is especially important for items at the top of the backlog. When something is estimated above your team's 16-hour (or 20-point) threshold, that's a signal to break it down into more granular pieces and re-estimate.</p> <p>For items deeper in the backlog, give a rough estimate. By the time the team actually begins to work on those items, the requirements may change, and your application certainly will have changed. So prior estimates won’t be as accurate. Don’t waste time estimating work that is likely to shift. Just give the product owner a ballpark figure she can use to prioritize the product roadmap appropriately.</p> <h2>Learn from past estimates</h2> <p>Retrospectives are a time for the team to incorporate insights from past iterations–including the accuracy of their estimates. Many agile tools (like Jira Software) track story points, which makes reflecting on and re-calibrating estimates a lot easier. Try, for example, pulling up the last 5 user stories the team delivered with the story point value 8. 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