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DevOps is simple, right? Wrong. The concept of DevOps might be simple, however the implementation is not. The following short blog will try to point out some of the key pitfalls. There are plenty of DevOps related mistakes an organisations can make. One is to treat DevOps as a solution that can simply be implemented. Another one is to see DevOps as Tools only. Some organisations seem to believe that all that is needed is to move staff from an internal IT / infra focused organisation into Apps driven PODs and “everything” should work. Many are then surprised and disappointed that instead of faster, better and cheaper its slower, with more outages and spiraling costs. Why? See here my views on the root causes: Read more click here Reference:- This article was posted on BestDevOps.com

Many organizations want to apply DevOps principles in their organization but they don’t really know what DevOps is, what it requires from the employees, what value it will bring and how to start a DevOps journey. Other have already given DevOps a try but they faced misunderstandings and challenges that slowed them down. If only there was a way to experiment with DevOps before actually adopting it. Meet The Phoenix Project, the simulation which comes to the rescue of those who want to understand the theory better and transfer it to day to day work environment faster. We talked with Jan Schilt, co-owner of GamingWorks and speaker at Read More Click Here Reference:- This article was published on BestDevOps.Com

Agile development has created a process for developers to rapidly ship a new version of their code.  DevOps   is the next step in the process. It is the ability to help get that code to production as fast as possible. DevOps should be about empowering your development team to be able to do their job and support their apps from A to Z. There are the 3 critical things I think every development team needs. 1. Automate builds and deployments If you want to deploy software quickly and consistently, you need a consistent build process. Having “Bob” (the builder) do builds from his machine and push them to production does not work well. If Bob is gone or forgets a manual step, you could have a lot of problems. To read full article click here Reference:- This article was published on BestDevOps.com