The Role of Continuous Software Delivery in Digital Transformation
Summary
This constant update cycle requires companies to develop a culture of rapid innovation and experimentation in their software delivery process, and this has, in turn, made a mature DevOps organization critical for success. See also: Enabling DevOps at the Junction of AIOps and Open Source Continuous integration alone is not enough to increase maturity Existing CI tools, like Jenkins, are great for development and can even be used for some non-production deployment scenarios. Today, with the increasing number of developers involved in delivery, a central team can become a bottleneck or lose all control of security, compliance, and standards requirements. It provides scalable, serverless, cloud-native execution out of the box, and because it abstracts the underlying implementation, DevOps can create a build, test, and deploy workflow based on the team’s existing requirements. Enterprises must recognize that speed and agility are impossible to attain without a mature DevOps workflow that enables new features and capabilities to move into production as rapidly as possible.