The Advantages of DevOps
Speed
Move at a high-rate so that you may develop for customers faster, better adapt to changing marketplaces, and become more efficient at achieving business results.
Your developers and operations teams can achieve these benefits thanks to the DevOps paradigm.
Microservices and continuous delivery, for example, enable teams to assume ownership of services and then release updates to them more quickly.
Quick Delivery
Increase the frequency and speed with which you release new features so that you may develop and improve your product more quickly.
The faster you can deploy new features and fix bugs, the more quickly you can respond to your consumers' requests and gain a competitive advantage.
Continuous integration and continuous delivery are strategies that automate the entire software release process, from development through deployment.
Scale
Scale up the operation and management of your infrastructure and development processes.
Automation and consistency aid in the effective and risk-free management of complex or changing systems.
Infrastructure as code, for example, allows you to manage your development, testing, and production environments in a more repeatable and effective manner.
Improved Collaboration
Create more successful teams by following a DevOps cultural model that emphasises principles like ownership and accountability.
Developers and operations teams work closely together, sharing numerous tasks and combining workflows. This cuts down on inefficiencies and saves time
reduced handover periods between developers and operations, writing code that takes into account the environment in which it is run.
Security
Move rapidly while maintaining control and compliance.
You may use automated compliance standards, fine-grained controls, and configuration management approaches to implement a DevOps paradigm without sacrificing security.
You can establish and then track compliance at scale by utilizing infrastructure as code and policy as code.