Happiest Minds DevOps Approach defines the DevOps lifecycle as a Continuous on-going interactions and feedback between the Customers Business Development Operations. Today, organizations in all industries rely on software to meet customer and user demands.
One of the most critical changes that has affected DevOps is Cloud.
DevOps as a capability affects a whole business. It makes the business more agile and improves its delivery of capabilities to customers. You can extend DevOps further by looking at it as a business process: a collection of activities or tasks that produces a specific result (service or product) for customers.
How DevOps is transforming business management
Change management is a set of activities designed to control, manage, and track change by identifying the work products that are likely to change and the processes used to implement that change.
Change management should include processes that enable the following capabilities:
✓ Work-item management
✓ Configurable work-item workflows
✓ Project configuration management
✓ Planning (agile and iterative)
✓ Role-based artifact access control
DevOps practices Following are a few specific practices that you need to include when you adopt DevOps:
✓ Release planning
✓ Continuous integration
✓ Continuous delivery
✓ Continuous testing
✓ Continuous monitoring and feedback
DevOps IS…
High-trust, highperformance culture
IT capabilities = strategic assets, not cost centers
Highly automated processes; mature deployment pipeline
Continuous delivery of software and IT value
Commitment to continuous learning & improvement
It doesn’t matter whether you are in Cloud, Enterprise or Mobile. For each one of you, stable software delivery on time is the key to your business succes.