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Predictable Progress: Tracking DevOps Maturity Metrics

As DevOps methodologies continue to evolve, we’re naturally seeing an increased emphasis on the cultivation of related maturity metrics. For instance, in the 2016 State of DevOps Report, researchers with DORA took an initial stab at creating relevant ROI measurements. Similarly, a new report issued by researchers Coleman Parkes, sponsored by CA Technologies, offers additional […]

Aruna Ravichandran · Jan 16, 2017
Blogs

DevOps in 2017: From Building to Executing

In 2016, DevOps grew in popularity and use, new tools were introduced and enterprises across industries realized the influence and benefits derived from agile development. But there are even more developments to look forward to as enterprises engage DevOps teams further. Scaling-out solutions, providing a baseline for a new cultural approach to problems and continuous […]

contributor · Jan 9, 2017
Blogs

A Holiday Tradition: 2017 Continuous Delivery Predictions

It’s that time of year. As the calendar year comes to a close, many of us are following time-honored traditions: making preparations for the holidays, planning some much-deserved time off and enjoying time with friends and family. In the business world, the year-end also brings its own traditions, and first among those is making predictions […]

Jeff Scheaffer · Dec 21, 2016
Blogs

Assembling the Key Components of Continuous Delivery

As agile methodology was popularized at the start of last decade, engineering teams gained the opportunity to begin producing software in shorter cycles, while releasing it reliably at more frequent intervals. This concept garnered greater attention in 2009, when Tim Fitz published his thoughts on continuous deployment. By the time Jez Humble authored his seminal book, […]

Anand Akela · Dec 15, 2016
Enterprise DevOps

Understanding Mesos and Its Place in DevOps

When building a house, work is done in teams. This work is managed by a foreman, supervisor, or general contractor, but let’s restrict ourselves to the teams doing finish work, and a foreman. Foreman is old fashioned, but general contractor gets long to type over and over. Assume a large enough house to warrant a […]

Don Macvittie · Dec 1, 2016
Blogs

Keep Applications Running by Testing Early, Continuously

Almost every product we buy or use today goes through some form of extensive testing before it’s released on the market; typically, these tests are designed to replicate the worst-case scenarios that a product may encounter under real-world conditions. Automobiles, for example, go through extensive hot and cold weather testing in remote locations, and are […]

Aruna Ravichandran · Oct 12, 2016
Blogs

DevOps and the Identity Conundrum

“Who am I?” It is perhaps the most basic question of consciousness. The answer could be subdivided by aspects of my life story … my career, my family, my beliefs, my education … the list could continue. But since I am unique, the challenge in this digital age is for me to somehow remain unique, […]

Kristian Nelson · Sep 26, 2016
DevOps Institute

Introducing DevOps Express!

The DevOps Institute (DOI) is proud to join industry leaders as a founding member of the DevOps Express. The DevOps Express is a bold initiative between tool providers and others to create a solutions-oriented approach that will make enterprise DevOps adoption easier using popular technologies spanning multiple solution components. Working together, DevOps Express members have […]

Jayne Groll · Sep 14, 2016
Blogs

DevOps and Automation Abstraction?

Similarity breeds consistency, giving way to predictability and, thereby, dropping costs of operations and quality from a lower number of incidents and a shorter duration to resolve them. But at the heart of this chain of events is the recognition that we tend to do certain tasks the same way, over and over again, for […]

Kristian Nelson · Sep 5, 2016
Blogs

Putting Ops Back in DevOps

What Agile means to your typical operations staff member is, “More junk coming faster that I will get blamed for when it breaks.” There always is tension between development and operations when something goes south. Developers are sure the code worked on their machine; therefore, if it does not work in some other environment, operations […]

Kristian Nelson · Aug 26, 2016
DevOps Institute

REP SPOTLIGHT: Daysha DevOps Solutions

DevOps Institute: Tell us a little about your organization. Daysha DevOps Solutions: Daysha DevOps Solutions is a leading IT services and solutions company focused on helping companies to deliver their IT projects, transform their capabilities and ultimately to provide value to their customers and stakeholders. Our goal is to help organizations benefit from disruptive technologies, […]

Alice Acedia · Aug 23, 2016
Blogs

DevOps: The Glue of Workflow

The best tool in the DevOps continuum is the sticky wrapper that holds it all together. It is the workflow that binds it and makes sense out of the term “continuous.” CIOs often are enamored with a build or deploy tool, but it is the workflow tool in every DevOps strategy encapsulating more than one […]

Kristian Nelson · Aug 17, 2016
DevOps Institute

What DevOps Skills are Organizations Looking for?

DevOps is a cultural, philosophical and organic approach toward automating workflow and getting products to market more efficiently and effectively. DevOps engineers are in top demand right now. According to studies by Gartner, 25 percent of top global 2000 organizations will have adopted DevOps as a mainstream strategy by the end of 2016. DevOps is […]

contributor · Aug 16, 2016
DevOps Institute

REP SPOTLIGHT: Glenfis AG

Tell us a little about your organization: Based in Zurich, we offer consulting and training services since almost 20 years. We see ourselves as an independent enabler for the digital transformation, helping our customers getting fit for the digital age. To this end, we use the ‘Glenfis Principle’ – a holistic approach that, alongside theoretical knowledge, […]

Alice Acedia · Aug 10, 2016
Containers

DevOps: Commoditizing Infrastructure

Hardware vendors face a quandary. How do you distinguish yourself as superior from your competitors if you are unable to continue to grow a distinct architecture as your competitive advantage? But this dilemma does not begin and end with only hardware vendors; operating system vendors and virtual machine vendors are on the same horizon. In […]

Kristian Nelson · Aug 10, 2016
Blogs

REP SPOTLIGHT: Xellentro Consulting Services

DevOps Institute: Tell us a little about your organization. Xellentro: Xellentro Consulting Services LLP is an emerging global provider of project, program and portfolio management, IT service management consulting and training services. Established in 2012, with headquarters in Bangalore, India, Xellentro works closely with its clients in tackling their most difficult organizational development challenges. Xellentro […]

Alice Acedia · Aug 10, 2016
Enterprise DevOps

Integrating ARA into traditional RM

Application Release Automation (ARA) is terminology that includes several DevOps constructs from a singular, application-centric point of view. In essence, ARA implies the automation of a single app from build through deployment (even if that deployment is to production). Of course, embedded or implied in that automation terminology is build automation or construction; deployment automation, […]

Kristian Nelson · Aug 4, 2016
Blogs

Engaging Adoption of DevOps

Executive mandate does not immediately translate into a change in behavior. Organizations inherently grasp the value of embracing DevOps, but the timing of exactly when it begins and is completed is another matter. The devil truly is in the details—or rather, in the ability and willingness of the organization to adopt a change in thinking […]

Kristian Nelson · Jul 29, 2016
Enterprise DevOps

Baselining Metrics to Measure DevOps ROI

Assessing the ROI of DevOps normally is done against a company’s baseline cost. The problem is, most organizations do not collect or evaluate the cost of “automating and delivering” innovation; they usually are more focused on the innovation product itself. As an example, if a company creates an application hosted on the web that offers […]

Kristian Nelson · Jul 22, 2016
Blogs

Training & Certification Implications

Changing culture does not happen by osmosis, it happens through incessant education. The DevOps continuum of services your organization originally intends to create and implement is a journey more than a concrete destination. It will evolve over time no matter what your original plans were, no matter what your vendor of choice tells you, and […]

Kristian Nelson · Jul 13, 2016
Blogs

REP SPOTLIGHT: Soft2Solve

DevOps Institute: Tell us a little about your organization, Soft2Solve: We work with our customers in order to help them to enhance IT performance, saving cost, and training on best methods, process and practices, selecting at the same time the best solutions for Spanish Speaker Customers. DevOps Institute: What other topics do you teach or […]

Jayne Groll · Jul 12, 2016
Blogs

Iterative Indicators: Measuring DevOps ROI

It’s well-established that application of ROI measurements to IT investment remains an imperfect science, and the same goes for ongoing adoption of DevOps methodologies. The fuzzy math of vendor-driven ROI calculators aside, even the most respected industry watchers have long struggled to create concrete parameters for assessment of technology spending. This, in large part, has […]

Matt Hines · Jul 8, 2016
DevOps Institute

REP SPOTLIGHT: getITright

DevOps Institute: Tell us a little about your organization. getITright: With offices in Australia, South Africa, The Netherlands, Nigeria and Malta and a network of partners operating in 31 countries, we offer a bouquet of services to help organizations to: Manage better Lower risk Perform better Make better business and IT decisions Our service offering […]

Jayne Groll · Jul 7, 2016