IT Teams Thriving With DevOps

Published: Jun 23, 2014
Updated: May 12, 2021
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IT Teams Thriving With DevOps

On Board

On Board

57% of survey participants say they are implementing or have already implemented DevOps practices.

Cause and Effect

Cause and Effect

Organizations with a designated DevOps department are 50% more likely to have a high-performing IT department.

Convincing Numbers

Convincing Numbers

High-performing IT organizations deploy code 30 times more frequently than their counterparts, with 50% fewer failures.

Best DevOps Practices: Incorporate Continuous Delivery

Best DevOps Practices: Incorporate Continuous Delivery

Make sure the software is always in a releasable state, so deployment is a non-event which can be accomplished on demand.

Best DevOps Practices: Use Version Control for All Production Artifacts

Best DevOps Practices: Use Version Control for All Production Artifacts

This makes it easier for testing and troubleshooting, with changes made during production repeatedly in a reliable, low-risk way.

Best DevOps Practices: Keep Review In-House

Best DevOps Practices: Keep Review In-House

IT performance decreases when external approval, such as change-approval boards, are involved. But performance increases when a tech team holds itself accountable for the code quality through peer review.

Best DevOps Practices: Cultivate a Culture of Trust

Best DevOps Practices: Cultivate a Culture of Trust

High-trust cultures fuel better performance. Ensure that promises are kept, communications lines stay open, and teams (and you) react predictably even under stressful situations.

Best DevOps Practices: Encourage Lateral Movement

Best DevOps Practices: Encourage Lateral Movement

When IT pros move from one area to another, they bring valuable information about processes and challenges to their new team.

Best DevOps Practices: Let the Team Choose Its Own Tools

Best DevOps Practices: Let the Team Choose Its Own Tools

If members build the infrastructure and apps they want, they’re more likely to stay invested in their work.

Dennis McCafferty

Dennis McCafferty

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Dennis McCafferty, a writer for eWeek, Baseline and CIO Insight, has more than 20 years of experience as a writer. He has covered a variety of technology and business topics for a number of publications, including those of Ziff Davis. Dennis was also an editorial staffer for USA Weekend, the nation’s second-largest magazine, with more than 22 million readers.

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