DevOps is the culmination of Development (Dev) and Operations (Ops). DevOps is the combination of people, process and technology to deliver to the customer applications and services faster and with higher quality than that of traditional software deployment and infrastructure. The faster delivery and higher quality helps to better serve customers and enables you to be competitive in the industry.
Need For DevOps
With DevOps the Development and Operations teams which had siloed roles, now work collaboratively to deliver applications that are more reliable. By adopting DevOps culture along with DevOps tools and practices, it enables the teams to respond to customer needs faster and also increases the confidence in the applications they have built thus reaching the business goals faster.
Benefits of DevOps
Apart from building a healthy relationship between Development and Operations teams, DevOps has brought in tremendous advantages in various stages of IT enterprise development.
Improved Security
DevOps enables early collaboration with security experts, leading to an increase in the level of security tests and automation to enforce quality assurance and provide better mechanisms for security management and compliance.
Stable Operating Environments
DevOps follows an integrated testing process which helps in the reduction of potential errors and defects – ensuring a stable release. Consequently, your business will have fewer downtimes compared to a traditional IT framework.
Cost Reduction
DevOps strategy’s biggest advantage from a business perspective is maximizing profits. Through CI/CD, DevOps ensures zero network downtime as developers produce more efficient code and identify and fix bugs immediately.
Fosters Innovation
DevOps methodologies help to automate repetitive tasks. This frees developers time, which can be used to brainstorm and enables them to better understand customer expectations. DevOps cultivates and encourages an environment where the developers are not restricted to a set of inflexible instructions.
Reduced Deployment Time
The fundamental reason for adopting DevOps is Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Delivery (CD), Continuous monitoring and rapid feedback loop. Being a natural evaluation of the Agile technique, it makes the software development process faster and more efficient.
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