Many software and IT Operations companies have incorporated DevOps concepts into their work cultures in order to become faster and more innovative versions of themselves. DevOps has exploded in popularity throughout enterprises in a very short period of time, as evidenced by its adoption by companies such as Google, Amazon, Netflix, Walmart,…
Companies continue to invest heavily in the now tried-and-tested DevOps methodology But there’s plenty of room for improvement, and AI offers a solution across several components The market valuation of DevOps will reach US$17 billion by 2026, as more and more businesses pile in on the methodology. DevOps is aimed at unifying software development and operations…
The rise of DevOps is more an evolution than a revolution, and developer jobs aren’t going anywhere In reality, developers are doing just fine. There are currently almost 150,000 development jobs right now on one major job site, compared with only about 16,000 positions for DevOps. It seems that the revolution in…
DevOps teams can choose from many available programming languages. All languages have both strengths and weaknesses — some inherent to the language itself, and others dependent on a given application or context in which the language is used. To evaluate programming languages for DevOps, consider factors such as developer experience and familiarity,…
While going through a digital transformation, adopting DevOps is proved to be extremely beneficial for businesses. According to a recent report from Google Cloud and Harvard Business Review Analytic Services– “Two-third of companies that use DevOps have seen benefits impacting their bottom line, including productivity (67%), increased speed to market (70%), innovation…
