DevOps Components

Teams, Tools, Methods...
 

DevOps is to be understood as a corporate culture with a holistic approach. 

But in order to achieve efficient collaboration and effective work results, all four components, Teams, Tools, Methods and Transparency & Stability must always be aligned with each other.

Teams: Building-Up Knowledge Transfer – Eliminating Silos

All participants in a project should support each other and pass on their know-how across departments. Furthermore, other departments must also be actively included alongside Development and IT Operations, in order to have the expertise right there in the team and to be able to share know-how easily.

Tools: Building-Up an Automated Tool Chain

Automate recurring tasks as best as possible. And to increase the process efficiency, these tools should not act separately from one another throughout the software lifecycle, but rather interact as much as possible.

Methods: Building-Up a CI/CD Pipeline

  • Continuous Integration (CI): This method aims at continuously joining up software codes to make an application.
  • Continuous Delivery (CD): Continuous Delivery builds upon Continuous Integration. This means that the code written is tested automatically and installed into the productive environment.
  • Continuous Deployment: The final step is automatically uploading the functional software into the productive environment.

Monitoring: Transparency and Stability by Measuring the Quality

Efficient measurements ensure transparent project advances. That is why tests should be performed regularly to measure the project quality and system landscape. Feedback loops with the customers are also essential, in order to measure the acceptance of a solution and quickly solve problems.

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Truly exceptional software products can be swiftly deployed into production and sustainably deliver the desired performance over the long term. At ConSol, we achieve this through agile software development combined with DevOps practices. Perhaps this approach could benefit your IT as well? We're here to support you every step of the way!

Christoph Ehlers
Head of Custom IT Solutions

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DevOps Lifecycle & Phases

The DevOps lifecycle has eight phases that are a constantly repeating loop.

DevOps & Agile Development

Only when the two work together can everything that they do for collaboration and team culture be seen.

Corporate Culture

DevOps can only be used successfully if there is a change of mindset within the company's culture.

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