A proposal to systematize introducing DevOps into the software development process
This addresses the problem of inefficient DevOps adoption for software development teams, but it appears incremental as it focuses on systematizing existing practices rather than introducing new methods.
The paper tackles the lack of formalization in adopting DevOps by proposing a systematized approach to integrate it into software development processes, aiming to speed up implementation and reduce team conflicts, with plans to test effectiveness in government and company settings using DevOps metrics.
The software development industry has been evolving with new development standards and service delivery models. Agile methodologies have reached their completion with DevOps, thereby increasing the quality of the software and creating greater speed in delivery. However, a gap regarding the formalization of its adoption and implementation doubts became relevant. My hypothesis is that, by systematizing the introduction of DevOps into the software development process and defining the function of the members of the DevOps team members, may well make it quicker to implement this process, thus reducing conflicts between the teams. As part of the investigation of this hypothesis, the result of the research will be applied in practical development environments i.e. in a Technology Agency of the State of the Brazilian Government and also at the Brazilian Company Neurotech in order to evaluate its effectiveness from metrics appropriate for DevOps environments.