Utilizing DevOps automation tools is a great way to ensure a seamless digital experience in the growing pressures of today's competitive digital landscape.
DevOps automation eliminates departmental barriers within the organization and lessens the need for time-consuming, manual continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) procedures. This transformation encourages development teams to become proactive rather than reactive.
In addition, automation allows for more time for fail-safe innovation, while embracing a 'shift left' approach aids in aligning with event-triggered, Site Reliability Engineer (SRE) influenced DevOps practices.
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Connect with us nowAutomated CI/CD pipelines are a foundation of efficient agile DevOps practices. It ensures the creation of high-caliber, safe code, that adheres to vital business demands. This approach includes continuous deployment - when applicable - where each successful code modification is automatically deployed to production.
Automated end-to-end testing is designed to catch mistakes, flaws, and glitches in software during the CI/CD pipeline stages. This approach contributes to the regular delivery of high-quality software updates to end users.
Involves keeping a watchful eye on application behavior and logging data via automated tools. It gives comprehensive insights into how the application is functioning. And promptly address any problems highlighted in the logs or digital experience management (DEM) system.
It facilitates the on-demand allocation of computing resources through predefined processes, eliminating the need for human help.
- Enhance IT operational efficiency.
- Cut downs the potential human errors.
- Alleviates software release complexity.
- Reduce the risk of failed release.
- Quick adoption of customer feedback.
- Align code with business requirements.
- Automatic validation for checking the code.
- Prevent bad code from reaching production.
- Improved cross-team collaboration.
- Save time on toolchain maintenance and updates
- More time for developers for innovative projects.
- Swift creation of new infrastructure in on-premises and cloud.
- Easy resource adjustment with changing workload demand.