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Digital transformation: 10 ways DevOps helps
Back in 2016, technology and business consultancy Everest Group published a report entitled “No DevOps, No Digital.” They were onto something: While DevOps is not necessarily mandatory for digital transformation, it’s awfully close. The processes and tools involved certainly accelerate the digital journey on a number of fronts.
“DevOps, in its simplest form, is the coming together of various technology design, build, delivery, and operations teams to serve business objectives,” says Yugal Joshi, vice president of digital, cloud, and application services research for Everest Group. For years, these teams have worked independently. DevOps brings them together to not only accelerate software delivery and better manage infrastructure, but also to illuminate each team’s pain points for the other.
“It makes them appreciate other people’s point of view rather than throwing something ‘over the wall’ and hoping it works,” Joshi says. In fact, he adds, “it is next to impossible for any enterprise to digitally transform without using concepts of DevOps.”
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IT careers: 4 ways to recover from a setback
You’re a rising star at your company. Everything is going right, and your team is working on a big project – the biggest in the company’s history.
Launch day arrives … and there’s a massive glitch in the system. All the hard work you’ve put in has been for nothing! Or so you might think.
Stay calm. Take a breath. Setbacks are part of every career. It’s how you handle those setbacks – how you push through the feelings of shock, anger, and fear – that will define your career (and your life) for years to come.
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Migrating to RHEL 8? Enter Red Hat's giveaway [Ed: You can really tell that IBM/Red Hat sees its userbase slipping away...]
As part of the Red Hat "Leap into RHEL 8 Giveaway," we will give swag to the first 500 people to migrate a system to RHEL 8 through July 31.
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