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DevOps Online Training With Course Certification
Feb 20 2018 23:00

Software development practices have always been in a constant state of evolution. But DevOps marks a turning point, one that is moving from a theoretical approach to practical implementation. And this transition, from traditional waterfall development to DevOps, impacts teams, processes, IT environments, and even the architecture of applications being developed. Which means DevOps is a journey. And the path from waterfall to Continuous Deployment, and the impact on testing, is unique for every organization. But there are common strategies to consider, as evidenced by the fact that organizations large and small have successfully adopted DevOps. Join the conversation as DevOps industry analyst Chris Riley discuss the challenges and potential approaches for your team to make the journey to DevOps. In this webinar we will: How is the delivery chain evolving? What is the journey and how does QA evolve? Strategies for making