On the Benefits of the Accelerate Metrics: An Industrial Survey at Vendasta

Francesco Lomio, Zadia Codabux, Dale Birtch, Dale Hopkins, D. Taibi
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The popularity of the Accelerate metrics is increasing in the industry. The Accelerate metrics are four key metrics to evaluate the software delivery performance: lead time for changes, deployment frequency, mean time to recover, change fail rate. However, their benefits in monitoring the development process performance of microservice-based systems have not been evaluated. In this study, we analyze the case of Vendasta, a Canadian company that migrated to microservices two years ago and adopted the Accelerate metrics to monitor their development process. Our goal is to understand whether these metrics are beneficial in the microservices context from the practitioners' point of view. Therefore, we surveyed employees from different teams and obtained 62 responses. Our results show that the Accelerate metrics provide a good overview of the process issues and are particularly helpful for a high-level representation of the process performances. Furthermore, the Accelerate metrics also enabled the teams to improve their productivity, significantly reducing service outages.
论加速度量的好处:Vendasta的一项工业调查
加速参数在行业中越来越受欢迎。Accelerate指标是评估软件交付性能的四个关键指标:变更的前置时间、部署频率、平均恢复时间、变更失败率。然而,它们在监控基于微服务的系统的开发过程性能方面的好处尚未得到评估。在本研究中,我们分析了Vendasta的案例,这是一家两年前迁移到微服务的加拿大公司,并采用了Accelerate指标来监控其开发过程。我们的目标是从实践者的角度来理解这些指标在微服务上下文中是否有益。因此,我们对来自不同团队的员工进行了调查,得到了62份回复。我们的结果表明,加速度量提供了过程问题的良好概述,并且对于过程性能的高级表示特别有帮助。此外,Accelerate指标还使团队能够提高生产力,显著减少服务中断。
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