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7 Successful Key Principles for DevOps

We are in 2019, the demand for the rapidly improving digital experiences is been higher, matching the market’s trend and demand has been the goal for the companies all over hence the companies are moving towards DevOps . The reason is DevOps culture is easy to streamline the development, deployment, management, and maintenance of the software process. In this blog, we are going to discuss the 7 successful key principles for DevOps. What is DevOps ? We discussed a lot about DevOps in our blog here is a small intro about it, DevOps is the principle which lay the fundamental groundwork of DevOps culture. The primary objectives of the DevOps methodology are to speed up the time to market, apply incremental improvements in response to the changing environment, and create a more streamlined development process. 7 successful key principles for DevOps: Foster a Collaborative Environment: The main theory behind DevOps is to combine development and operations

2019..! DevOps Going to Rule..!!

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While DevOps has come a long way in terms of understanding and adoption, 2019 is going to be marked by a concerted effort to applying metrics to DevOps processes. Applying those metrics will not only substantiate the value of adopting DevOps, they also will provide the impetus many organizations need to close a variety of DevOps gaps that have emerged in recent years. For example, a  recent survey of 1,076 IT professionals conducted by CloudBees , provider of the open source Jenkins continuous integration/continuous development platform, suggests that while a lot of advances have been made in terms of developers embracing continuous integration, there remains a lot of work to be done before organizations fully embrace continuous development. The survey finds 67 percent of respondents say they are practicing DevOps, but only 50 percent have implemented continuous deployment. Brian Dawson, DevOps evangelist for CloudBees, said one of the major reasons that ga