What will DevOps do for your team in 2022?
Blog post from GitLab
Over the past six months, a survey with more than 600 participants assessed current DevOps practices, revealing insights into how this approach is shaping modern software development and business operations. The survey showed that DevOps is increasingly popular, with 35% of respondents having adopted it in the past one to three years, and 15% having more than five years of experience. The methodology promotes faster and safer software development, greater collaboration, and cross-functional processes, with nearly a quarter of organizations involving everyone in their DevOps teams. Changes within teams include blurred traditional roles and increased cross-functionality, with dev, sec, ops, and test roles evolving and merging. Planning and collaboration processes are well-established for 50% of the respondents, while 43% are in the process of refining these methods. Additionally, 36% of participants use an "out of the box" DevOps platform, while many employ a hybrid approach combining homegrown and purchased solutions.
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