What is DevOps
The term DevOps is understood in multiple ways. Because I was asked what it is from my point of view, I drew this image. And for those who like written text, below are a few comments.
↑ My view of the DevOps landscape — click to enlarge.
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DevOps is a culture tying together Business, Operations, Development and Quality Assurance. It isn’t a single person you can hire.
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DevOps is closely related to the agile way of working. It’s the technological foundation that allows to deliver product increments quicker and more reliably.
- When everything works well, you get
- quicker time to market,
- less room for errors when deploying (because you practice it constantly),
- cheaper experiments and
- cheaper errors.
- You pay by having to align the objectives of all the people involved in making of the
product.
- This is no easy task!
- If any of the parties can’t induce changes in how the others work, you’ll have no DevOps.
filip at sedlakovi.org - @koraalkrabba
Filip helps companies with a lean infrastructure to test their prototypes but also with scaling issues like high availability, cost optimization and performance tuning. He co-founded NeuronSW, an AI startup.
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