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Valuecamp | USM

Here you find all information for the USM Valuecamp.

Our meetings are every second Monday at 20:00 (CET).

Valuecamp lead

Marcel Kwakernaak

06 12345678
Marcel@valuedevops.org

Valuecamp members

Alexandar
Huib Stoel
Michiel Stade
Bart Driessen
Dennis Maij

Whatsapp group:
Valuecamp USM

Last notes

  • ValueCamp USM 18-01-2022

    ValueCamp USM 18-01-2022

    ValueCamp USM 18-01-2022 The last collective session of the USM valuecamp we explored all options we have in the current way we work, with 2 related questions in mind: How can we improve the way we work, and what is the most valuable next step we can make.

  • ValueCamp USM 14-12-2021

    ValueCamp USM 14-12-2021

    Minutes ValueCamp USM 14-12-2021 ValueCamp USM.Sessie 14 Dec 2021Aanwezig: Marcel, Huib, Bart, Stade, Schulpen, Dennis. During the 2nd session on User Story Mapping we dug a little deeper into the the user-stories at hand in the ValueCamps. A conclusion to the session can be that although we see much value in creating these user stories […]

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Tooling

Meeting Step Log

StepTagTagDetailsNotes
USM StepActionKeyReproducible StepComments
1Why 
Initiative		Value
Or Purpose
 
Define the Value for various persona’s		Virtual Machine (VM)
 
 
–        Experiment without fear of messing up.
–        Easy to throw away and buildup again
–        Collaborate in identical environments (avoid “it works” for one but not for another)
–        Set up various environments on a single Physical Machine
–        Learn-by-doing (LbD) to understand VM (& Intro to next level the Docker container.)		Value definition from persona perspective.
 
Robot FrameWork 
(Valued by VC Test)
2How
It Works		Backbone
Of Process 
 
Describe Process Steps that lead to Valued Outcome		How to set up a VM
–        Select Virtual Machine Solution <Virtual Box>
–        Download Virtual Box
–        Linux Environment
o    Download Ubuntu
–        Set-Up VirtualBox
o    Install Ubuntu
o    Settings Ubuntu
o    Start Ubuntu
–        Set-Up Ubuntu
Install python		Explore the minimal steps needed to realize valuable outcome
3What
Is Needed		Solution
Of Problem
 
Map the User Stories on the Process flow		What is needed to execute the steps of the Backbone and to demo a working version of an VM?
 
As a Value Camp Engineer, I need to:
–        Download <Virtual Box> to setup a VM
–        Download <Ubuntu) to setup a Linux environment.
–        Setup Virtual Box to get a working VM
–        Setup Ubuntu to get a working VM
 
–        Run the VM, play with the VM, mess up the VM, throw VM away. (repeat)
Create a different VM on my machine for testing purposes		Discover the Next Most Valuable MVP step in the USM
4Now
Focus		MVP
Or Most Valuable
Step		Pick up the best US to start with, usually it is best to start with the 1st US from the process flow.
 
–        Find someone who can show you an working example (demo)
Find an appropriate YouTube example (not always easy to find good examples)		Experiment to learn. Look for an example you can start with.
StepTagTagDetailsNotes
Experim.ActionKeyReproducible StepComments
Pre ConditionUnderstandVirtual Machinehttps://www.vmware.com/topics/glossary/content/virtual-machine.html
1SelectVirtual Machinehttps://www.softwaretestinghelp.com/best-free-virtual-machine/
 
–        #1) VirtualBox
–        #2) Oracle VM
–        #3) Hyper-V
–        #4) Microsoft Free Account Virtual Machine
–        #5) QEMU
–        #6) Citrix Hypervisor
–        #7) Red Hat Virtualization
–        #8) VMware Fusion
–        #9) Xen Project
–        #10) Google Cloud Compute Engine
–        #11) KVM		We selected 
VirtualBox
2DownloadVirtual Boxhttps://www.virtualbox.org

3DownloadUbuntuhttps://www.ubuntu.com

There are many (> 100) Linux distributions. 
 
(Ubuntu / Elementary OS / Linux Mint / openSUSE / CentOS / Arch Linux / Debain) 
 
Ubuntu = 2.6Gb 
 
 
4Set-upVirtual BoxStart : [Nieuw]



Name : [Use Ubuntu in the name (Ex : Ubuntu_[Naam]) 
to enable VirtualBox to recognize the VM as a Linux system.



–        Memory size : Select VM RAM size (green zone). This is used when VM is running.
–        Hard Drive : Default (Create new virtual harddisk)
–        Filetype : Default (VDI)
–        Storage on physical HD : Default (Dynamic Allocation)
–        Location & Size : Default map and size
Define a folder where all VM’s from VirtualBox are to be stored.
5Set-upUbuntuWe now created an empty VM with virtual box , which can do NOTHING!
 
–        Click [Instellingen] > [Algemeen] > [Geavanceerd]