“Integrating legacy and digital assets”
“Let Modern IT help your business, otherwise it will shape your business to follow it”
Devops
A garden cannot flourish if you plant only one seedling at a time and wait for it to mature into a flowering plant before planting the next seedling. This is exactly how conventional project management methods like Spiral and Waterfall aimed to work.
But those were different times when technology was approached with extensive apprehension. While organizations continue to value application testing and require developers to build modern apps which meet scalability and flexibility requirements, the need for an accelerated production process is inevitable.
An integration of the development and operations team is important to achieve the goals of delivery reliable application in a short time, keeping security in mind and costs under control. DevOps has become the answer for many growing organizations that have been aiming for a resilient infrastructure which supports fast delivery and better responsiveness to business changes.
Challenges We Address
Tool Integration
DevOps teams have access to lots of tools, but it can be difficult to integrate all the tools to work effectively on a single platform.
Cultural Challenges
Organizations persistently retreat to old methodologies and techniques for product development and deployment because they are more familiar with these processes. It makes the implementation of DevOps more difficult.
Isolation of teams
In many organizations, the development and operation teams work in an isolated manner which fosters confusion between the two teams.
Important features of DevOps:
Workspace architecture
Organizations that foster the DevOps culture in their work environment break the barriers between development processes and operational expertise. As a result, the organization is able to quickly and flexibly move from design to production to deployment without losing out on quality.
Cross-functional skills, to learn improved skills
Since DevOps teams display a combination of skills important for development as well as IT operations, an organization that embraces the DevOps culture is more likely to have a highly-skilled workforce.
60% less time to market
As the boundaries between development and operations converge, organizations find it easier to move from development to deployment.
Fosters better relation between development & operations team.
DevOps philosophies include the need to deepen the relationship between development and operations so that the two teams can collaborate for faster production and delivery of services.
Greater scope of testing at the end of each phase
DevOps teams can benefit from tools which help in automatically testing the applications for security best practices and identifying vulnerabilities at an early stage.
Shorter time to recover and fix
Automation plays a key role in DevOps, making it possible for businesses to quickly fix problems and recover from code defects by regularly releasing code versions.
Faster recovery time
When the development and operations team put their heads together, they are able to ideate better and keep in mind the challenges faced by both the teams make recovery possible in lesser time than usual.
Digital Transformation
“We don’t think of it as just Digital Transformation. We are driving an end to end business transformation”