Since organizations started to realize the importance and advantages of adopting DevOps practices as a core model in their development teams and operations, a great deal has been accomplished around the topic by clearly defining the DevOps journey. As it is seen as a step by step process to tapping the full potential of an organization’s capabilities and keeping in mind that the road to achieving

The pandemic has stepped up the momentum on multicloud adoption but without a strategy, enterprises will lose the opportunity to harness its potential for innovation.

Gartner predicts the worldwide public cloud service market will grow from $182.4B in 2018 to $331.2B in 2022, attaining a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 12.6%.

I have learnt in one of my MBA classes at Indian School of Business (ISB) that the evolution of technology follows a series of “S” curves, as depicted in the below screenshot on LHS. There could hardly be any better space than DevOps to see it in reality. DevOps is such a fast moving and ever-evolving landscape that the “Innovation Window” doesn’t make any discrete appearance (as shown in the

Continuous Integration Continuous Integration is a process that development teams must adopt as it encourages developers to push new code changes as and when they write it. This process is designed to trigger automatic code integration in main code base. Instead of developing in isolation and then integrating them at end of development cycle, if continuous integration process is followed, the