Why DevOps Stops

Companies using DevOps automation are more agile. They meet business objectives more quickly and efficiently by deploying more frequent changes. They innovate faster with smaller iterations between requirements, commitments, and deployments. They have lower failure rates and disruptions since recovery times are shorter than their peers. Iterating in smaller, more frequent steps also instills a collaborative DevOps culture across feedback loops and information silos.

But, DevOps frameworks still have too many manual steps.

Most of them are people-related.

Listen to this presentation and learn:

1. How to better orchestrate your people and strengthen DevOps cultures.
   
   
2. How to automate manual steps across your existing DevOps automation tools.
   
   
3. How to automatically log steps for compliance, security, and audit documentation.