Salesforce DevOps Summit

The benefits of DevOps doesn’t just come from new tools, but the way that it can transform an organization’s perspective on innovation, risk aversion, and inclusiveness. We’ll discuss how can you be the change-maker that brings this culture to your organization.

In this session, we will discuss the ten key principles that Salesforce programs of any size should employ in development, governance, and DevSecOps to provide the maximum value to stakeholders. These are particularly important to a low code, digital platform like Salesforce where reusability of components drives ROI and where we must carefully manage technical debt.

Release management is the process of planning and coordinating application updates into production. It’s the process of ensuring that all the checks and balances have been met to ensure the risk of code failure in production is reduced as much as possible. We will do a deep dive to give you a high-level overview of the DevOps process and the importance of dedicated release managers for a project.

DevOps is a culture which promotes collaboration between Development and Operations Team to deploy code to production faster in an automated and repeatable way. In this presentation, we will look at what makes Salesforce Development different and the importance of DevOps. We will discuss 6 critical factors that will shorten your release cycles and improve your development process, including: accommodating citizen developers, code merge, quality gates, version control, governance and audit, along with security and compliance.

Over time there is an increasing gap between new functionality and the resources/time it takes to test them. In this talk, we will discuss how you can utilize Test Automation to accelerate your Regression cycle and speed up the delivery process. Learn how Test Automation can help to solve some of the biggest challenges associated with Regression Testing.

For a long time, Salesforce developers have been pushing unchecked and non-standardized code into Salesforce. This creates a long code review process, a legacy of technical debt, and slow development cycles. These issues can waste time, money, and significantly reduce the end user’s satisfaction. In this session, we will discuss how standardizing code and enforcing these standards can help Salesforce developers move faster and with more confidence.