Avoid the DevOps Tax

Choose a complete DevOps Platform

Too many tools can impose a hefty DevOps tax on your organization. Here’s how a DevOps platform can lighten your burden.

DevOps proves that there really can be too much of a good thing. By tying all the parts of the software development lifecycle together – from planning to delivery – it’s practically begging for tools to be cobbled together to do just that.

But, administering all these products and connecting them together is complex. For example, your CI needs to talk to your version control, your code review, your security testing, your container registry, and your configuration management. The permutations are staggering, and it’s not just a one-time configuration – each new project needs to reconnect all these pieces together.

Does your current approach help your organization:

• Collaborate: Adopting a DevOps model creates alignment between development and operations teams; handoff friction is reduced and everyone is all-in on the same goals and objectives.
• Respond seamlessly: More collaboration leads to real-time feedback and greater efficiency; changes and improvements can be implemented quicker and guesswork is removed.
• Shorten cycle time: Improved efficiency and frequent communication between teams shortens cycle time; new code can be released more rapidly while maintaining quality and security.