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DevOps Jumpstarts are on the rise!

Organisations are seeing transformation driven by automation. They are increasingly adopting DevOps principles to streamline processes, accelerate delivery, and gain a competitive edge. This article explores the growing importance of DevOps strategies in the age of automation, supported by key market statistics.

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Why DevOps Matters Now More Than Ever

Traditional software development often suffers from silos between development and operations teams. This can lead to inefficiencies, delays, and communication breakdowns. DevOps bridges this gap by fostering collaboration and automation throughout the software development lifecycle (SDLC).

In reality, DevOps is a culture of automation, collaboration and shared responsibility amongst people who share the challenges of delivering IT services. The automation aspect is particularly crucial in today’s environment. Here’s a glimpse into the landscape:

  • Market Research Future predicts the global DevOps market size to reach a staggering USD 26.72 Billion by 2027, with a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 23.4% [1].
  • A recent survey by CD Foundation revealed that DevOps adoption remains high, with 83% of developers involved in DevOps related activities as of Q1 2024 [2].

State of CI/CD Report 2024

These statistics highlight the growing significance of automation and DevOps practices. By leveraging automation tools and fostering a collaborative culture, organizations can achieve several key benefits:

  • Increased Speed and Efficiency: Repetitive tasks like testing, deployment, and configuration management can be automated, freeing up development teams to focus on innovation. This translates to faster release cycles and improved productivity.
  • Enhanced Quality and Reliability: Automation eliminates human error inherent in manual processes. Additionally, it emphasizes continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD), leading to early detection and resolution of bugs, resulting in higher quality and more reliable software.
  • Improved Scalability and Agility: DevOps practices enable organizations to seamlessly scale their infrastructure and applications up or down based on demand. This agility allows businesses to respond quickly to changing market conditions and customer needs.
  • Reduced Costs: Automation minimizes manual effort, leading to cost savings in terms of personnel and resources. Additionally, faster delivery cycles can translate to quicker time-to-market and increased revenue.

 

Here’s a table summarizing the key takeaways:

Benefit Description
Increased Speed & Efficiency Automation frees up developers for innovation, leading to faster releases.
Enhanced Quality & Reliability Automation reduces human error and enables early bug detection.
Improved Scalability & Agility DevOps fosters agile infrastructure that adapts to changing demands.
Reduced Costs Automation minimizes manual effort and facilitates faster time-to-market.

Conclusion

The era of automation is upon us, and DevOps strategies are the key to unlocking its full potential. By embracing automation and collaboration, organizations can streamline software development, deliver higher quality products faster, and gain a significant competitive advantage in today’s dynamic market.

Learn more about WM Promus DevOps & Infrastructure Automation Services or schedule a free consultation session.

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Eileen O’Mahony
General Manager, WM Promus

27th June 2024

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