Devops continues to grow in popularity as organizations look for ways to add efficiencies to the development process. Research and Markets, a market research firm, predicts that the worldwide market for devops tools and services will grow from $10.56 billion in 2023 to $29.79 billion in 2028.
Among the drivers for devops are increased demand for scalability, growing industry recognition and best practices, the maturing of devops tools and the devops ecosystem, and increased demand for continuous integration and deployment.
Devops practices can yield faster time to market for software tools and increased collaboration between IT and operations teams. But certain mistakes can sabotage your team’s development efforts if not addressed.
10 big devops mistakes to avoid
- Dev and ops teams don’t communicate
- Cybersecurity is an afterthought
- Complex IT infrastructure doesn’t scale
- Devops priorities don’t match business goals
- New technologies break the devops workflow
- Old technologies break the devops workflow
- Cultural resistance slows devops …