Since the term DevOps was introduced in 2009 by Patrick Dubois and Andrew Shafer, it has become more popular by the year. Many companies are transitioning to a DevOps way of working to beat the competition. Practicing DevOps can lead to more efficient, effective, and innovative software development processes, helping organizations deliver value to customers more quickly and effectively.
Many organizations are currently organized around professions instead of products with hierarchical command and control structures. Transforming the company is necessary to fully realize the benefits of DevOps. To start with DevOps, it is advisable to implement an agile way of working first and shift focus from rigid, leading processes to supporting processes. Let us dive into a way to become a DevOps organization.
In this whitepaper we present some best practices of how to start with the transformation.
