DevOps is a culture that is enabled by a set of processes and best practices that focus on the flow of work, continuous learning, and continuous improvement, through making work visible, enabling fast feedback, and cross-team collaboration.
These concepts are well documented in the DevOps handbook, The Three Ways of DevOps. “The Three Ways of DevOps describe the values and philosophies that frame the processes, procedures, and practices of DevOps, as well as the prescriptive steps.”
- The Technical Practices of Flow
- The Technical Practices of Feedback
- The Technical Practices of Continual Learning and Experimentation
There are many “definitions” of DevOps out there, however, from my experience working as a consultant in the field for many years, this is the definition that resonates with me as being most helpful and accurate because it describes the foundation and mindset required to drive the necessary actions and behavior changes that will unlock real business value.
With a strong foundation and mindset based on DevOps best practices, faster time to value is achieved for your customers. This statement is backed by 7 years of research performed by the DevOps Research and Assessment Organization DORA research program and reported in the yearly DORA reports. If you are not familiar, check out the latest reports.
At Indellient, we invest heavily in our DevOps practice to create foundational cloud transformation for our clients. We believe the outcomes of DevOps: velocity, resilience, automation, compliance, and rapid changes contribute to a competitive advantage, which is why we architect and implement DevOps culture and best practices that leap our partners forward and enable a cloud operating model.
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