Value Stream Management (VSM) is used to chart and understand the critical steps in a specific process, quantifying the time and volume taken at each stage, to identify key constraints like slow hand-off interactions.
The DevOps Toolchain refers to the combination of tools and technologies used to progress code through the full life-cycle from development to production.
Cloud Native Computing involves developing applications as a collection of loosely coupled and independently deployable microservices, packaged in containers, and dynamically orchestrated to optimize resource utilization.
DPE (Developer Productivity Engineering) is a new software development practice that uses acceleration technologies to speed up the software build and test process and data analytics to to improve developer efficiencies by as much as 10x.
The overall objective of moving to DevOps is to expand an organization’s capacity for Digital Transformation, speeding the delivery of new technology innovations.
Establishing the right DevOps metrics will enable development teams to define and measure what matters, providing a control loop for ensuring their transformation and new working processes deliver high performance results.
