50. Sharing your dashboard<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<\/li>\n<\/ol>\nTerms and Definitions<\/h1>\n
Burndown: How many story points are completed over a period of time.<\/p>\n
CISO: Chief Information Security Officer<\/p>\n
DevOps: The union of Development, Operations along with R&D and Security with the purpose of building collaboration between teams to reach a common goal<\/p>\n
DVCS: Distributed Version Control System<\/p>\n
Epic: A large Story that likely spans multiple Sprints<\/p>\n
JQL: JIRA Query Language, similar to SQL<\/p>\n
Operations: Team responsible for provisioning hardware, networking, OS and Patching<\/p>\n
PaaS: Platform as a Service<\/p>\n
RAD: Rapid Application Development<\/p>\n
Ready: Optional organizational Sprint named ‘Ready’ that contains the collection of fully Refined issues that have acceptance criteria in them.\u00a0 These can then be moved from the “Ready” sprint to a fully defined Sprint.<\/p>\n
Refined: All issue questions have been answered and everything that describes what this thing is have been defined.<\/p>\n
Release: A Version that has been deployed.\u00a0 Releases may contain multiple Epics.<\/p>\n
Scrum:<\/p>\n
SDLC: Software Developement Life Cycle<\/p>\n
Sprint: Collection of issues that are Ready<\/p>\n
Story Points: Refer to the Doubt, effort and complexity contained within a item. Higher values = more difficult, more time consuming, etc.<\/p>\n
UAT: User Acceptance Testing<\/p>\n
Vagrant: Virtualization automation deployment tool. Works with most hypervisors such as VMware<\/p>\n
Velocity: Number of story points your team can complete in a Sprint<\/p>\n
\n- This value should be modified as the project progresses.\n