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DESCRIPTION:Most DevOps/Agile people have never heard about Software Config
 uration Management (SCM). Those who have consider SCM to be either a burea
 ucratic obstacle or a superfluous task. After all isn't DevOps/Agile a com
 plete development method and it doesn't (explicitly) mention SCM.\n\nThat 
 couldn't be more mistaken. All projects need to apply SCM concepts and pri
 nciples to avoid that a certain amount of chaos reigns. Outside the softwa
 re world it has long since been common practise to use configuration manag
 ement. For many aspects software projects are no different from non-softwa
 re projects.\n\nIn this presentation\, I would like to take things to the 
 extreme and put forward my view on what\, when and how to introduce SCM in
  a young\, agile start-up. Just about the most informal\, light-weight and
  fast-paced setup one could imagine.\n\nEven if your company is not a youn
 g\, agile start-up maybe your needs (the what) and your priorities (the wh
 en) could/should be the same\, though the implementation (the how) will pr
 obably differ.
DTSTAMP:20261013T161528Z
LOCATION:B.Con (Overflow + Main)
SUMMARY:Introducing Software Configuration Management to a young\, agile st
 art-up - Lars Bendix
URL:https://cfp.cfgmgmtcamp.org/ghent2025/talk/L77FXL/
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