Two of the four DORA metrics, Change Failure Rate and MTTR, require that you first define what failure means. Does failure always mean incident? Or should failure mean rollback? In this video, Don walks you through a couple different ways to define failure, and how Sleuth does it today. SLEUTH A deploy-based DORA / Accelerate Metrics tracker both managers and developers love.

Log4j and Java sucks, but I don't use that, so I'm safe...right? Wrong. This video walks through the wrong lessons to take away from the huge Log4j remote code execution vulnerability, and points you at the lessons you should be learning instead. While the Log4j vulnerability may not directly affect you, its type of vulnerabilities certainly do.

Sleuth tracks not just changes but also the moments they hit production. Sleuth goes backwards to figure where they came from, and forwards to figure out their health. In this 12 minutes video, Don describes the main functionalities of Sleuth: SLEUTH A deploy-based DORA / Accelerate Metrics tracker both managers and developers love.

Pull requests don't have to suck. In this video, Don shares his top 10 tips for making PRs a more friction-less experience for everyone involved - from the developer who opens the PR to those who need to review it.

For the final story from the trenches, we're sharing how we ourselves use Sleuth at Sleuth to track Accelerate / DORA metrics, find bottlenecks, and automate to deploy faster.

Code coverage, or test coverage, refers to the percentage of your source code that are "covered" by your test suite. Presumably, the higher the better, right? Not necessarily, Don explains in this video. SLEUTH A deploy-based Accelerate Metrics tracker both managers and developers love.

With Sleuth, you can instantly and automatically track the four DORA metrics: Change Lead Time, Deploy Frequency, Change Failure Rate, and MTTR. No more, no less. Sleuth tracks them accurately, doesn't attempt to track dubious individual metrics, and doesn't require any manual work. SLEUTH A deploy-based Accelerate Metrics tracker both managers and developers love.

A story from Don's time at Reciprocity where they went from deploying once every 3 months to once a week! How did they do it? As it turns out, what was blocking them wasn't really a technical problem.