DevOps is the art of constant technical and cultural improvements. Learn about tips and tricks from our DevOps experts to find out how to take the next step with your organization.
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Internal Developer Platforms, or IDPs are the closest to a cheat code when it comes to DevOps. They bring tools and processes together to save you tons of time and headache. If you don't use one, you're missing out.
While they're similar in some ways, Products and Versions serve different needs. Creating a version for your product allows you to distribute and test different variants of your Products.
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Understanding the efficiency of your DevOps processes is the first step towards improvement. Unfortunately, there's no industry standard to track DevOps metrics. In our blog post, we outline the most important things to look for and give one recommendation on how to measure them.
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Application complexity raises higher demand for precise software deployment processes. To avoid downtime and sort out dependencies, your Ops efforts should treat software deployments as top priority.
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