DevOps Improvements

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DevOps Improvements

Acronymat DevOps Areas of improvement - 24 DevOps Capabilities in 5 categories: CD, Architecture, Lean Management and Monitoring, Cultural.

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DevOps Areas of improvement

Continuous delivery

Use version control for all production artifacts
Automate your deployment process
Implement continuous integration
Use trunk-based development methods
Implement test automation
Support test data management
Shift left on security
Implement continuous delivery (CD)

Architecture

Use a loosely coupled architecture
Architect for empowered teams

Product and process

Gather and implement customer feedback
Make the flow of work visible through the value stream
Work in small batches
Foster and enable team experimentation

Lean management and monitoring

Have a lightweight change approval processes
Monitor across applications and infrastructure to inform business decisions
Check system health proactively
Improve processes and manage work with work-in-process (WIP) limits
Visualize work to monitor quality and communicate throughout the team

Cultural

Support a generative culture (as outlined by Westrum)
Encourage and support learning
Support and facilitate collaboration among teams
Provide resources and tools that make work meaningful
Support or embody transformational leadership

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