Google's DevOps Research and Assessment (DORA) has identified four key metrics—deployment frequency, lead time for changes, time to restore service, and change failure rate—to evaluate DevOps performance levels from Low to Elite. Achieving Elite status in DevOps often involves adopting Continuous Code Improvement, which focuses on rapid deployments, minimizing errors, and ensuring quick problem resolution via a tight feedback loop. DORA's research highlights that Elite performers benefit from significantly faster deployment speeds, improved software stability, and reduced security issue resolution times compared to lower-performing teams. Tools like Rollbar enhance these metrics by providing real-time error monitoring, automated response workflows, and insightful analytics, enabling teams to optimize their deployment frequency, reduce lead times, quickly restore services, and lower change failure rates. The book "Accelerate," co-authored by DORA team lead Nicole Forsgren, provides further insights into these practices and the benefits of high-performing DevOps teams.