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byKishor Kulkarni (Senior Manager – Business Development )

“Marriage made in Heaven” - Cloud and DevOps

In this fast-paced tech equipped world, Digital transformation and cloud have become a new-age mantra. Every industry sector needs agile IT architecture including four technological components, mobile technology, social media, analytics, and the cloud.

DevOps is a software development strategy which bridges the gap between Development and Operations side of the company. It also refers to speed, quality and value for money. 

Merging the Cloud and DevOps

The provisioning of applications and infrastructure is supported heavily by the Cloud, which helps to balance out the duo of DevOps and the Cloud for bringing about Digital Transformation. By the means of Cloud Computing, developers can gain more control over their components, which generally results in shorter waiting times. Subsequently, the provisioning time is eliminated, developers can focus on trying new things, create new codes, penetrate new markets easily, and launch new products with ease.

By following this approach, they can learn new definitions, as well as develop various strategies Through the regular use of Cloud services, developers and operations become more comfortable with the nuances of the Cloud languages, allowing them to work seamlessly with each other.

Multiple Benefits of a DevOps Strategy

Developers can share various aspects of the code with Operations, and they can educate developers about the organization’s infrastructure.

DevOps and the Cloud can aid digital transformation in the following manner:

• Since development and deployment processes are streamlined to make production releases quicker with high efficiency, introducing new products within the market becomes faster.
• Automation results in increased levels of security, maintenance, and deployment
• Continuous cloud-based operations in which developers can apply automation, build stateless applications, and increase business reliability ensures the elimination of downtime.
• Improves the organization’s customer satisfaction Scalability is the final reason why organizations turn towards using DevOps and Cloud. Through scalability, organizations can reduce development costs, which are incurred in the development of global IT infrastructure.

The collaboration of developers and operations teams yield better results in the future. The more interdependence, the stronger would be the outcome of digital transformation within the company’s policies and procedures.

Aress’ offerings can help automate, optimize the environment and monitor your application delivery with our time-tested DevOps practices entailing: automation, continuous development, continuous deployment, continuous testing, and delivery, test automation and cloud adoption. For more information  please write to us at info@aress.com

About Kishor Kulkarni

Senior Manager – Business Development

A unique blend of Sales, Pre-Sales and technology consulting experience across domains and continents, increasing revenue, improving margin share and providing the best in class customer experience.

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