DevOps can be a godsend, but if used improperly, DevOps can also tank your project. Let’s look at nine common mistakes made when implementing DevOps.
1. Building a DevOps department
The point of DevOps isn’t to create a new department strictly for DevOps, but instead to create a new collaborative model that unites existing departments.
The point of DevOps isn’t to create a new department strictly for DevOps, but instead to create a new collaborative model that unites existing departments.
2. Failing to streamline software
Over-complicated software systems that have too much sprawl require siloed management and make systems over complicated for users. If your applications load slowly, crash often, or are otherwise inconsistent, DevOps isn’t going to happen. Read full article click here
Over-complicated software systems that have too much sprawl require siloed management and make systems over complicated for users. If your applications load slowly, crash often, or are otherwise inconsistent, DevOps isn’t going to happen. Read full article click here
Reference:- This article was originally posted on BestDevOps.com
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