Build a pipeline that brings your product to market faster with DevOps automation services.

Traditionally, development and operations are disparee departments with limited collaboration. Creating a strong DevOps pipeline will help streamline communications across these departments and throughout the entire software lifecycle, and allow the two teams to work in tandem to increase efficiency. Improved – and in many cases automated – communication provides the critical feedback needed to identify bugs, issues or vulnerabilities early, and address them before they become larger problems. DevOps isn’t just a process; it’s a culture shift for your entire organization.

A major component of DevOps is automation, and the refinement of processes to automate previously-manual tasks surrounding the testing and writing of code. By decreasing the time it takes to complete these tasks and increasing the frequency at which they are done (shoretning the cycle), it’s possible to identify issues early and correct them more quickly. From this business side, this means less time to market with your new product or the latest release, keeping customers happy with and offering the quality they expect. It also means less risk for your business in the long run, and an ability to respond and adapt more quickly to market changes.

Identifying issues early on in the development process means less time is lost to fixing bugs or problems with the code. Time is money, so the more time your organization can save the more control you have over your project’s budget. A DevOps pipeline allows you to optimize how you get work done, and reallocate time and funds towards creating new features or designing your next innovative product. Building a DevOps pipeline also allows you to better measure ROI, too.

Good DevOps inherently involves good security. DevOps bakes in security at all stages of the software lifecycle, right from the very start. With DevOps, security is a central component to development rather than an afterthought; it’s a product requirement and part of the standard testing procedures. Because security checks occur auoatmailly, security cannot be forgotten or overlooked, and increased collaboration and transparency keeps security top-of-mind. Automating and building-in processes around security and testing ensures infrastructure security in compliance with requirements, and creation of a safe and trusted product. And, due to DevOps’ iterative nature, if security issues do arise they can be quickly identified and fixed.