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How DevOps is Changing Software Development Landscape<\/strong><\/h1>\n

By: Bruce G. Kreeger<\/strong><\/p>\n

DevOps is a culture and technique that brings development and operation teams together to accomplish software development. DevOps allows companies to create and refine products faster than they can with conventional software development strategies, and it\u2019s attaining popularity at a rapid rate.<\/p>\n

The following are the top five reasons why the industry is quickly adopting DevOps principles:<\/p>\n

1. Small Development Cycle, Faster Innovation<\/strong><\/h2>\n

With a combined development and operations team, applications are available for use much more quickly. It is important since companies succeed based on their skill to innovate faster than their competitors. One executive from Red Hat estimates that shorter development cycles result in bringing an application to market 60 percent faster than conventional approaches.<\/p>\n

2. Lessened Deployment Failures, Rollbacks, and Time to market <\/strong><\/h2>\n

One of the major reasons teams experience deployment failures is due to programming flaws. The shorter development cycles with DevOps facilitate more frequent code releases and, make it easier to spot programming errors. Therefore, teams can lessen the number of deployment failures using agile programming principles that call for collaboration and modular programming. Rollbacks are similarly easily managed because, when necessary, only some modules are affected.<\/p>\n

Recovery time is an important issue because human errors and failures are expected. Recovery is much faster when the development and operations teams work together, exchanging ideas and accounting for both team\u2019s challenges during development.<\/p>\n

3. Increased Communication and Collaboration<\/strong><\/h2>\n

DevOps strengthens the software development culture. Combined teams are much and more efficient. The culture becomes focused on performance rather than individual goals. When the teams trust each other, they can test and innovate much faster. The teams are focused on getting the product into production, and their KPIs should be structured accordingly.<\/p>\n

It\u2019s no longer a matter of \u201cturning over\u201d the application to operations and continuing to see what happens. Operations teams waiting for a different team to troubleshoot and fixing a problem is over. The procedure has become increasingly seamless as each team member works toward a common goal.<\/p>\n

4. Increased Efficiencies<\/strong><\/h2>\n

Increased efficiency enables to accelerate the development process and make it less prone to error. There are multiple methods available to automate DevOps tasks. Continuous integration servers help automate the process of testing code, lessens the amount of manual work required. This assists software engineers to focus on completing tasks that can\u2019t be automated.<\/p>\n

Acceleration tools are another opportunity for increasing efficiency. For example:<\/p>\n