🚀🚀STATE OF DEVOPS REPORT 2021: GROW YOUR CAREER NOW
DevOps is not just automation. Highly evolved firms are far more likely to have implemented extensive and pervasive automation, but being good at automation does not make you good at DevOps. So, 90% of respondents with highly evolved DevOps practices report their team has automated most repetitive tasks.
• Also, about 97% of respondents with highly evolved DevOps practices agree that automation improves the quality of their work.
• Basically, it could be said that about 62% of organizations stuck in mid-evolution report high levels of automation
DevOps evolutionary levels
DevOps is ubiquitous in software development, and has achieved such widespread adoption that it’s easy to forget this wasn’t always the case
“DevOps is the future where bridges are built between operations and developers, bringing them to one page.”
— Team ClayDesk
Thus, over the last four State of DevOps surveys, the number of respondents that identify as “highly evolved” firms has grown; however, the amount of organizations in the middle level has remained stagnant.
Over the last four State of DevOps surveys, the number of respondents that identify as “highly evolved” firms has grown; however, the amount of organizations in the middle level has remained stagnant.
DevOps success requires support from every level of the organization
🚀🚀STATE OF DEVOPS REPORT 2021: GROW YOUR CAREER NOW. If you’re a team leader or individual contributor who has done great things within your team and made an impact on teams with whom you closely work, yet you don’t have managerial support further up the chain… we have bad news for you. Your organization won’t transform, and success will only go so far.
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- It’s generally understood (as per the original DevOps Topologies) that a separate DevOps team sitting between Development and Operations is an anti-pattern.
- However, we know that in many organizations, the role that a “DevOps team” plays can vary widely, including:
- Hence, a team with end-to-end product responsibilities (doing “Dev” and “Ops” together).
- Therefore, a team with responsibilities for supporting Dev teams with a combination of release automation, deployment pipelines, and developer tooling.
- On the other hand, a team that builds the awkward things that application developers don’t want or need to care about: infrastructure, container fabrics, monitoring, and metrics.
- Additionally, a team responsible for encouraging and enabling DevOps practices across an organization
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