The Scrum Ceremonies
Scrum is an agile methodology in Software Development Process.
The product owner decides the Scrum Sprits that are iterative and eventually produce a product.
In Scrum, there are meetings that are held by the team members who are responsible for producing software.
These meetings that are performed before, during, and after the sprits are called ceremonies.
There are four kinds of ceremonies. These are:
- Sprint Planning Meeting: in this meeting the Product Owner, Scrum Master, and development team are deciding what will be done in the sprit from Product Backlog. Also, the assignments are made in these meetings.
2. Daily Scrum Meeting: Scrum master and development team are performing 15 min. standup meetings every beginning of the day. The team members are mentioning what they did yesterday, what will be done today, and the obstacles which can be solved by the Scrum Master.
3. Sprint Review Meeting: This meeting is held at the end of the sprits. In these meetings the Software team demonstrates the product to the customer. And the team gets feedback for the next sprits.
4. Sprint Retrospective Meeting: This meeting is also held at the end of the sprits like Sprint Review meeting. Only the Software team attend this meeting and make their own accounting. So in this ceremony or in other words end of activity review, they identify what they did well and what didn’t go as planned, so they can make the next sprint better.
Remember! Every Meeting (Ceremony) is a warning like a traffic sign that shows us: “We are on the right track!”
