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DevOps and Agile are the two methodologies of software development with a pretty similar target. Getting the end product as efficiently and quickly as possible is the primary target for both approaches. Several organizations are interested in employing these practices. However, the confusion between the exact functioning of the two often makes a choice difficult. Therefore, it is necessary to know about the two methodologies in detail to clear out all doubts.  What is DevOps? DevOps is the software development method that focuses on integration, collaboration, and communication between the IT professionals to enable prompt deployment of products. According to experts in  Forbes , DevOps involves the infrastructure of configuration management, provisioning, testing and monitoring, and continuous integration and deployment.  DevOps is the culture to promote collaboration among the operations and development teams, allowing deploying code to production at a more incredible ...

As the go-to standard for developmental software, the main advantage of DevOps is it’s ability to facilitate the development of high-quality software at faster rates, ensuring customer satisfaction. It is important to gather feedback, and continuously measure results in order to track its progress to ensure a smooth flow. Let’s take a look at the fifteen key KPIs that should be factored when assessing whether DevOps is a success. DevOps fifteen keys: Availability & Uptime: the amount of downtime acceptable for the application, includes the need for maintenance, unforeseen outages and updates. Frequency of Deployment: the frequency with which new updates and changes are rolled out for the application . Any dip in the frequency indicates an obstruction in the workflow. Deployment Time: the time taken between approval of the update/ new feature and actual deployment. This is affected by the frequency of deployment too. Failed Deployment Rate: anything that has a negative or unforese...