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  DevOps has become the buzzword for many organizations across domains to streamline their value chains, drive excellence, achieve superior customer experience, and enhance productivity, efficiency, and revenue. It is a culture encompassing areas of software development such as testing, delivery, maintenance, and security. DevOps enables the stability of all programs, processes, and systems that are part of the digital infrastructure of any business enterprise. With digital transformation being embraced by businesses to achieve a host of outcomes, a DevOps transformation roadmap should be followed to make businesses competitive. According to Nutanix, 83 percent of business enterprises are embracing DevOps and incorporating it into their value chain. The key metrics in DevOps implementation by enterprises include deployment frequency, change failure rate, lead time for changes, and mean time to restore. However, implementing DevOps in large enterprises can be challenging due to th...

  Digital transformation has allowed business enterprises to relook at their business models and find ways to accelerate their workflows. It is now a foregone conclusion that the future will belong to those who are fast, agile, and innovative. Every business enterprise worth its salt is eyeing the fast-changing dynamics of the market and is aiming to - release new products quickly to the market, innovate fast, become agile, and embrace new ways to work. No wonder, digital transformation has become the way to go for enterprises, confirmed by two-thirds of CEOs, according to IDC. And when it is about digital transformation, how can DevOps as a methodology stay behind? According to a RightScale study, approximately 75% of techies across domains are leveraging DevOps to bridge the gap between development and operations. If in the digitized world, the need for speed and the quality of software herald competitive differentiation for enterprises. DevOps transformation services help them a...

  Digital first is the mantra that every business and organization across the world is embracing to stay competitive. This also means improving the existing IT infrastructure and workflows, welcoming new technologies, methodologies, and approaches, and imbibing a culture of change. DevOps is one such methodology that software development companies need to implement to enhance quality, capability, and efficiency, drive faster releases, adopt a customer-centric approach, and reduce operational costs and performance issues, among others. DevOps entails better collaboration between the development and operations teams to enable the creation of robust CI/CD pipelines. DevOps transformation should be mainly underpinned by each organization’s cultural foundation, and there should not be any” one size fits all” approach. According to Ian Head, the Research Director at Gartner, most organizations attempting to implement DevOps without addressing their cultural issues are bound to fail. Let...