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Basic DevOps Principles and Its Best Practices

DevOps aims to create a better flow of communication between the developers and the testers. DevOps follows a certain set of specific principles which is helping hand in keeping the practices in the line of the business needs. Manage your test environment by following specific principles mentioned here.

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Basic DevOps Principles and Its Best Practices

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  1. Basic DevOps Principles and Its Best Practices • The term DevOps is a fascinating word in itself which technically depicts the merger of Development and Operations. Although DevOps has been set up in the form of tools and practices it is not all about how these two aspects function. But rather it is about how people handle and turn those tools to effective for IT environment management.

  2. Principle of Flow • This principle aims at defining the process in a systematic pattern and that all the issues and suggestion should be addressed timely to immediate superior in order to maintain a good and well-understood flow of communication.

  3. Principle of Feedback • The application and services are run on testing basis i.e BETA version. Here, it is very important that the user’s feedback is properly addressed and the necessary changes are made in the development stage.

  4. Principle of Continual Learning and Experimentation • As DevOps is a set of tools and practices run by the human, naturally there will be bugs and errors from time to time which needs to be fixed. This can be maintained by progressive learning and applying new ideas to test the knowledge.

  5. Practices of DevOps Development

  6. Deployment Lead Time • It is part of the value stream and the lead time here is referred to the time period between the change an engineer makes in the value stream to the successful end result in the production process.

  7. Lead and Process Time • In every IT test environment management there is a need to analyse the performance of the operations, which suggests how much time is spent on developing and testing a product or application.

  8. Measuring Rework • This step represents the quality of work at each step which can be duly measured with the help of customer opinion. It gives you the percentage for how complete and accurate is your product or service.

  9. Closing Statement • DevOps is not a quick and easy process but will require patience and hardwork. The only key to using DevOps is related to its consistency. The aim is to manage the functioning and not let any disruptions affect the test environment management.

  10. Contact Us Niall Crawford Level 5, 14 Martin Place, Sydney, 2000, New South Wales, Australia +61289166391 +61294374214 enquiries@enov8.com https://www.enov8.com/

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