DevOps Case Studies

The Journey To Positive Business Outcomes

Technology leaders today face a host of issues as IT organizations work to keep up with changing demands, complex business goals, and the need to deliver faster services and results in ever-changing business and technology environments.

The goal of this paper is to provide the reader with an understanding of the key modern architectural and technical practices and, more importantly, some patterns of adoption that are successful ways to accelerate any DevOps practice.

Modern technology practices, when implemented well, can bring a whole host of benefits.

In addition, we will walk the reader through a few case studies that map the journey from adoption of these key modern tech practices to positive business outcomes.

What's inside

  • Case Studies — Features five in-depth case studies of successful DevOps transformations at large enterprise organizations across multiple industries.
  • Expert Authors — This paper is written by experienced practitioners who have led their own successful DevOps transformations within large enterprise organizations.
  • Proven Patterns — Provides the reader with an understanding of the key modern architectural and technical practices and, more importantly, some patterns of adoption that are successful ways to accelerate any DevOps practice.
  • Real Journeys — This paper walks the reader through the real-life journey from adoption of key modern tech practices to positive business outcomes.
Publication Date
October 1, 2016
Pages
46
Topics
DevOps Metrics & Measurements · Software Delivery & Architecture
Formats
epub · pdf
License
Creative Commons BY-NC-SA

About the authors

2 authors
Paula ThrasherLeading Digital Transformation | Sustainability and Reliability | DevOps, Cloud Transformation Public Speaker
Thomas LimoncelliSRE Manager, Stack Overflow

Thomas Limoncelli is an internationally recognized author, speaker, system administrator, and DevOps advocate. He manages the SRE teams at Stack Overflow, Inc., and previously worked at Google, Bell Labs/Lucent, AT&T, and others. His books include Time Management for System Administrators (O’Reilly), The Practice of System and Network Administration (3rd edition), and The Practice of Cloud System Administration. In 2005, he received the USENIX SAGE Outstanding Achievement Award.

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