5 ways to reduce your IT costs with DevOps

Dan, DevOps Artisan
Dan, DevOps Artisan February 16 2021 #DevOps

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A product or a service leads to revenue if it meets the needs of its audience. So, it is reasonable to think that you must track software development in order to monetize.  Also, you can discover new market segments and identify new revenue.

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From idea to deployment, this is what DevOps does for your business. Using DevOps tooling enables delivery, tracking, and visibility into planning and execution.

Automating manual effort for DevOps team members can create an ideal development environment. It is also a good way to minimize costs, reduce risk and save time.

But automating the process does not necessarily translate into higher profitability. You might miss culture management shifts, forget about the team's dynamics or miss new market segments and customer's interests.

You can have tools but not make good use of your resources.

  1. 📈 Start with a sprint. If you are at the beginning of a project, it's best to do a sprint workshop. It's also essential to involve, from the beginning, the whole team. With a sprint, you can formulate and solve important problems before doing the actual work. It saves time and money. A sprint also helps increase communication and collaboration between software development, IT operations, and product management.

    So, before making any decisions, make sure that everyone is on the same page. Mindset opens the scene.

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  1. 📈 Prioritize. Prioritization helps you get rid of insignificant tasks. Also, you must define roles to ensure responsibility. Monitoring execution of repeated tasks also helps. DevOps Tools offer leverage to continuously optimize the time-budget framework.
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  3. 📈 Stop spending time on tests. Stop spending time on tests. If your testing process takes too long, set up a monitoring agenda. Find and fix internal or external performance issues. Risks can be minimized in terms of available technologies and implementation costs. For example, you can quickly verify large amounts of data and create updates tests accordingly. Check out our testing course.
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  5. 📈 Set up quality assurance (QA) practices. Set up quality assurance (QA) practices. Using DevOps Tools detects requirements for code changes. An impact assessment can be done by using DevOps Tools to integrate project changes, software version control and quickly find issues. Your team can work as quickly as possible before deployment by practicing quality-driven development.
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  7. 📈 Continuous integration. DevOps core purpose is to shorten the life cycle of system development and provide continuous delivery with high software quality. You can't find a solid department that integrates into DevOps without automatization. For example, an automated analyzer indicates risk, impact, and issues. Check out our analytics courses for developing and managing powerful search and analytics solutions. Also, by using DevOps Tools, you can create alerts for potential issues. Find out more about our Automated Configuration Management Courses.
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PS: Reiterate 1 to 5 in order to free more resources and keep track of collaborative projects.

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