DevOps

Ebert, Christof; Gallardo, Gorka; Hernantes, Josune; Serrano, Nicolás

doi:10.1109/ms.2016.68

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“…Guidelines suggesting how to share information can help but changing the culture of a company can be a challenge. The cultural aspects are significant, as has been previously stated [7,13]. The size of the company or having company-wide support for the change might matter.…”

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confidence: 94%

“…On-demand infrastructures and timely feedback from monitoring support continuous software delivery and deployment. Release cycles can shorten to hours instead of weeks and months [11], which is seen as a definite advantage of DevOps [4,7]. Monolithic architectures restrict the release frequency [13] but microservice architectures help to break down components into smaller pieces suitable for frequent releases [2,13].…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

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DevOps Adoption Benefits and Challenges in Practice: A Case Study

Riungu-Kalliosaari

Mäkinen

Lwakatare

et al. 2016

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Abstract. DevOps is an approach in which traditional software engineering roles are merged and communication is enhanced to improve the production release frequency and maintain software quality. There seem to be benefits in adopting DevOps but practical industry experiences have seldom been reported. We conducted a qualitative multiple-case study and interviewed the representatives of three software development organizations in Finland. The responses indicate that with DevOps, practitioners can increase the frequency of releases and improve test automation practices. DevOps was seen to encourage collaboration between departments which boosts communication and employee welfare. Continuous releases enable a more experimental approach and rapid feedback collection. The challenges include communication structures that hinder cross-department collaboration and having to address the cultural shift. Dissimilar development and production environments were mentioned as some of the technical barriers. DevOps might not also be suitable for all industries. Ambiguity in the definition of DevOps makes adoption difficult since organizations might not know which practices they should implement for DevOps.

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confidence: 94%

Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

DevOps Adoption Benefits and Challenges in Practice: A Case Study

Riungu-Kalliosaari

Mäkinen

Lwakatare

et al. 2016

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

120

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“…Rules proposing how to share data can help yet changing the way of life of an organization can be a test. The social angles are huge, as has been beforehand expressed [7,13]. The measure of the organization or having all inclusive help for the change may matter.…”

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confidence: 99%

A Survey on Challenges and Benefits towards the Adoption of DevOps Approach

Sairam¹

2018

IJRASET

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DevOps is an approach in which traditional software engineering parts are consolidated and correspondence is upgraded to enhance the creation discharge recurrence and keep up software quality. There appear to be benefits in embracing DevOps yet down to earth industry encounters have at times been accounted for. We led a subjective various contextual investigation and met the agents of three software improvement organizations in Finland. The reactions show that with DevOps, practitioners can expand the recurrence of discharges and enhance test computerization hones. DevOps apparently encouraged collaboration between withdraw ments which supports correspondence and representative welfare. Nonstop discharges empower a more test approach and quick feedback collection. The difficulties incorporate correspondence structures that thwart cross-department collaboration and addressing the social move. Unique improvement and generation situations were said as a portion of the specialized obstructions. DevOps may not likewise be reasonable for all businesses. Equivocalness in the meaning of DevOps makes appropriation troublesome since organizations won't not know which rehearses they should execute for DevOps.

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“…It envisions software development work as one activity that flows across functions instead of viewing it as individual actions that remain "lurking in silos" [11]. This is how DevOps as a strategy aims to break down the functional silos and improve collaboration as well as productivity [13].…”

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“…Tools are thus considered mandatory to automate DevOps [13]. The common fluid delivery practices of these tools and technologies enable complexity management in software development.…”

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Emerging Trends for Global DevOps: A New Zealand Perspective

Hussain

Clear

MacDonell

2017

2017 IEEE 12th International Conference on Global Software Engineering (ICGSE)

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Abstract-The DevOps phenomenon is gaining popularity through its ability to support continuous value delivery and ready accommodation of change. However, given the relative immaturity and general confusion about DevOps, a common view of expectations from a DevOps role is lacking. Through investigation of online job advertisements, combined with interviews, we identified key Knowledge Areas, Skills and Capabilities for a DevOps role and their relative importance in New Zealand's job market. Our analysis also revealed the global dimensions and the emerging nature of the DevOps role in GSE projects. This research adds a small advanced economy (New Zealand) perspective to the literature on DevOps job advertisements and should be of value to employers, job seekers, researchers as well educators and policy makers.

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DevOps

Cited by 407 publications

References 3 publications

DevOps Adoption Benefits and Challenges in Practice: A Case Study

DevOps Adoption Benefits and Challenges in Practice: A Case Study

A Survey on Challenges and Benefits towards the Adoption of DevOps Approach

Emerging Trends for Global DevOps: A New Zealand Perspective

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