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The single most important ingredient for a successful DevOps approach is a cultural shift that reinforces better dev and ops collaboration. It won't happen overnight, but the benefits make the effort worthwhile.
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Adopting DevOps? Focus on culture.
DevOps is about software developers and operations teams collaborating to deliver new software features and services faster and more flexibly than they do now. You can also think of it as a strategic framework: Automate manual processes. Adopt a platform that supports how your people work and the tools they use. But without a cultural shift to reinforce better dev and ops collaboration, DevOps won’t work.
We want your DevOps to work. That’s what this issue of Red Hat Shares is all about.
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Featured story
Embracing a DevOps culture
Vincent Geffray of Everbridge says collaboration between development and operations teams “can feel like trying to mix oil and vinegar.” While fully embracing a DevOps culture won’t happen overnight—and every company’s journey is unique—it can yield big benefits (see the survey below for proof). Check out Geffray’s blog series to learn what’s important for successfully adopting a DevOps culture.
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Survey says
The benefits of high-performance DevOps
Find out what 4,600+ technical professionals at organizations practicing DevOps say about their experiences.
- 50% less time spent remediating security issues
- US$37,500 - $2.82M potential savings from reducing downtime
- 22% less time on unplanned work and rework
- 200x more frequent deployments than low-performing IT organizations
Source: Puppet + DORA, 2016 State of DevOps Report, 2016.
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Customer spotlight
Cisco speeds and simplifies application development
Cisco, a leading provider of networking solutions, wanted to develop apps faster. Previously, its developers had to request infrastructure and services from another group, adding months to timelines. A DevOps approach now gives its developers on-demand access to resources and to their choice of development languages—getting apps to market faster and more efficiently.
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The Open Organization
Learn how Red Hat, Google, The Body Shop, and Whole Foods have embraced open, collaborative culture in Red Hat CEO Jim Whitehurst’s book.
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8 DevOps Lessons IT Can Teach The Enterprise
Find out what enterprise business teams can learn from IT teams for DevOps success.
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Accelerate your business with DevOps
Learn the 3 phases of a DevOps journey: instilling a culture of collaboration, automating to accelerate, and building a dynamic platform.
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