Source: codeburst.io
The Evolution of the DevOps CultureCategory: Deployment, Software
his story began a long time ago. It was believed to have 37 gear wheels which allowed it to do basic math, follow the irregular orbit of the Moon, track the Sun and even predict eclipses decades in advance.
At first, it might seem like this is adding a lot of work that engineers wouldn’t want to do, but the result is a massive leap in quality and productivity.
Once the system is in place, the developer culture instills the fact that it is every engineer’s responsibility to automate their process.
However, today, software updates are pushed continuously out to customers, and it wouldn’t be possible if it weren’t for this new DevOps culture we are seeing adopted by some of the most successful software companies in the world.
At first, it might seem like this is adding a lot of work that engineers wouldn’t want to do, but the result is a massive leap in quality and productivity.
Once the system is in place, the developer culture instills the fact that it is every engineer’s responsibility to automate their process.
However, today, software updates are pushed continuously out to customers, and it wouldn’t be possible if it weren’t for this new DevOps culture we are seeing adopted by some of the most successful software companies in the world.
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