DevOps Transformation for Multi-Cloud IoT Applications

Guseila, Ligia Georgeta; Bratu, Dragos-Vasile; Moraru, Sorin-Aurel

doi:10.1109/issi47111.2019.9043730

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“…Secondly, bots reduce operational costs by automating routine job processes. On the other hand, cloud orchestration platforms connect resources across different cloud providers to make it easy to deploy resources and ensure standards of interoperability and consistency [44]. Furthermore, there is no chance for multi-cloud environments related to IT services transformation to succeed without implementing DevOps practices, including automation, collaboration, and continuous delivery [44].…”

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Navigating the Multi-Cloud Maze: Benefits, Challenges, and Future Trends

Seth,

Nerella,

Najana

et al. 2024

International Journal of Global Innovations and Solutions (IJGIS)

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Navigating the Multi-Cloud Maze: Benefits, Challenges, and Future Trends

Seth,

Nerella,

Najana

et al. 2024

International Journal of Global Innovations and Solutions (IJGIS)

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“…A sabiendas de que muchas iniciativas fracasarán, el juego es apuntarle al éxito escaso, pero de alto impacto. Por eso las aproximaciones ágiles (AlNuaimi et al, 2022), el DevOps (Guseila et al, 2019), el Designinking (Vendraminelli et al, 2022), entre otros, se han popularizado como motores de la transformación digital. Por eso se están imponiendo, también, los modelos de gestión basados en capacidades dinámicas (Ellström et al, 2022) u organizaciones ambidiestras (Jöhnk et al, 2022) para la transformación digital.…”

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Transformación digital en tiempos de crisis

González

López-Cruz²

2022

Cuad Adm.

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La transformación digital es un fenómeno reciente, aunque se enmarca en lógicas de desarrollo tecnológico anteriores. De una parte, y sobre todo con el crecimiento de ciertas tecnologías digitales en los últimos años (inteligencia artificial, analítica de macrodatos, Internet de las Cosas, realidad virtual y aumentada, entre otras) se ha presentado como una oportunidad para que las organizaciones, los países y la humanidad en su conjunto, se transformen positivamente apalancados por nuevas tecnologías que les abra caminos, mercados e interacciones en los nuevos entornos y ecosistemas digitales. De otra parte, puede verse como una necesidad ante la cual no adoptar o no adaptarse puede implicar la desaparición u obsolescencia de empleos, empresas e incluso expresiones culturales. Lo anterior se ve exacerbado cuando lo enmarcamos en contextos de crisis: emergencias de salud pública, catástrofes climáticas, descalabros financieros, conflictos armados y demás. Estas crisis pueden restringir los campos de acción, pero al mismo tiempo pueden aumentar la motivación, el compromiso y la velocidad del cambio.

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“…Vendor lock-in may occur when a cloud from the multi-cloud system hosts the deployment configuration or when a cloud hosts the database. The multi-cloud seems to aid in automated software deployment by offering essential services [10]. IoT can benefit from multi-cloud services [24] and techniques that enable portability and interoperability [13], [30], and [32].…”

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“…The DRA is founded on DevOps concepts and practices [2] and on cloud/multi-cloud ecosystem. The DRA design models provide practical solution to support of IoT applications automated deployment to multi-cloud [1], [10], and [12]. The DRA reference architecture design is composed of five models: contextual, conceptual, logical, physical, and operational [1] (please see Appendix for more information about the DRA).…”

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The DevOps Reference Architecture Evaluation : A Design Science Research Case Study

Ghantous

Gill

2020

2020 IEEE International Conference on Smart Internet of Things (SmartIoT)

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There is a growing interest to adopt vendor-driven DevOps tools in organizations. However, it is not clear which tools to use in a reference architecture which enables the deployment of the emerging IoT applications to multi-cloud environments. A research-based and vendor-neutral DevOps reference architecture (DRA) framework has been developed to address this critical challenge. The DRA framework can be utilized to architect and implement the DevOps environment that enables automation and continuous integration of software applications deployment to multi-cloud. This paper confers and discusses the evaluation outcomes of the DRA framework at the DigiSAS research Lab. The evaluation outcomes present practical evidence about the applicability of the DRA framework. The evaluation results also indicate that the DRA framework provides general knowledge-base to researchers and practitioners about the adoption DevOps approach in reference architecture design for deploying IoT-applications to multi-cloud environments.

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DevOps Transformation for Multi-Cloud IoT Applications

Cited by 12 publications

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Navigating the Multi-Cloud Maze: Benefits, Challenges, and Future Trends

Navigating the Multi-Cloud Maze: Benefits, Challenges, and Future Trends

Transformación digital en tiempos de crisis

The DevOps Reference Architecture Evaluation : A Design Science Research Case Study

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