Dimensions of DevOps

Lwakatare, Lucy Ellen; Kuvaja, Pasi; Oivo, Markku

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-18612-2_19

Cited by 102 publications

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“…Practitioners have defined various mnemonics to describe DevOps: CAMS (Culture, Automation, Measurement, Sharing), CALMS (CAMS + Lean), and CAMM (Culture, Automation, Measurement, Monitoring) . In the interviews, culture and automation are universally considered to be core parts of DevOps adoption.…”

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A qualitative study of DevOps usage in practice

Erich¹,

Amrit²,

Daneva

2017

J Software Evolu Process

129

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Organizations are introducing agile and lean software development techniques in operations to increase the pace of their software development process and to improve the quality of their software. They use the term DevOps, a portmanteau of development and operations, as an umbrella term to describe their efforts. In this paper, we describe the ways in which organizations implement DevOps and the outcomes they experience. We first summarize the results of a systematic literature review that we performed to discover what researchers have written about DevOps. We then describe the results of an exploratory interview‐based study involving 6 organizations of various sizes that are active in various industries. As part of our findings, we observed that all organizations were positive about their experiences and only minor problems were encountered while adopting DevOps.

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Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

A qualitative study of DevOps usage in practice

Erich¹,

Amrit²,

Daneva

2017

J Software Evolu Process

129

112

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“…One view identifies DevOps as a specific job description that requires a combination of software development and IT operations skills, and the other argues that the spirit of DevOps addresses an emerging need in contemporary software development rather than a job position. In an attempt to address this issue, one of the two main streams of research in DevOps has strived on achieving a 2 clear understanding of (i) of definitions and characterization of DevOps and its associated practices [7,[10][11][12][13], and (ii) the benefits and challenges of adopting DevOps [7,8]. For example, while Culture, Automation, Measurement, Sharing, Services have been identified as the main dimensions of DevOps [10], others have described it as a cultural movement that enables rapid development with four defining characteristics: open communication, incentive and responsibility alignment, respect, and trust [14].…”

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DevOps Capabilities, Practices, and Challenges

Senapathi

Buchan

Osman³

2018

Proceedings of the 22nd International Conference on Evaluation and Assessment in Software Engineering 2018

106

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DevOps is a set of principles and practices to improve collaboration between development and IT Operations. Against the backdrop of the growing adoption of DevOps in a variety of software development domains, this paper describes empirical research into factors influencing its implementation. It presents findings of an in-depth exploratory case study that explored DevOps implementation in a New Zealand product development organisation. The study involved interviewing six experienced software engineers who continuously monitored and reflected on the gradual implementation of DevOps principles and practices. For this case study the use of DevOps practices led to significant benefits, including increase in deployment frequency from about 30 releases a month to an average of 120 releases per month, as well as improved natural communication and collaboration between IT development and operations personnel. We found that the support of a number of technological enablers, such as implementing an automation pipeline and cross functional organisational structures, were critical to delivering the expected benefits of DevOps. CCS CONCEPTS• Software creation and its engineering → Software creation and management KEYWORDS DevOps enablers and practices, DevOps benefits and challenges

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“…Each build / release should undergo this cycle of dev -fvt -regression -stage -production -test phases by clearing all the quality parameters. With this automated pipeline there will be consistent releases [7,8].…”

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Implementation of DevOps Architecture in the project development and deployment with help of tools

Mamatha¹,

Kıran²

2018

IJSRCSE

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-DevOps is the portmanteau of development and operations. In recent times, the agile transformation was adopted in IT organizations for continuous integration principles in software development life cycle (SDLC) which has improved the efficiency of development in the project. With time being it has been realized that the optimization does not help in only continuous integration to make the software delivery process efficient. Unless all the modules in software delivery lifecycle are well designed, implemented and optimized. This is the problem with previous technologies and DevOps addresses it. This paper explains the various phases of SDLC, business needs and ways to move from continuous integration to continuous delivery.

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Dimensions of DevOps

Cited by 102 publications

References 25 publications

A qualitative study of DevOps usage in practice

A qualitative study of DevOps usage in practice

DevOps Capabilities, Practices, and Challenges

Implementation of DevOps Architecture in the project development and deployment with help of tools

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