Think DevOps for OSS Solution Development

White Paper IT Global 8 FEB 2018 Provided by: Comarch
Think DevOps for OSS Solution Development
DevOps methodology and microservices let CSPs keep up in a rapidly changing technological world. By adopting a mindset based on microservice architecture, process standardization and automation, the right toolchain, infrastructure as a code, and organizational changes, OSS and BSS teams can deliver new functionalities, using new tools. 

DevOps promotes faster, incremental, iterative solution delivery and encourages cooperation. Microservices give each DevOps teams responsibility for small system areas, which they can update in minutes. With automation and “Continuous Everything”, PaaS (Platform as a Service) solutions emerge, in which each layer of abstraction is delivered and maintained by the operations team. Treating microservices as code means they can be maintained as a standard, and well-documented APIs facilitate the development of new products and features automatically.

DevOps teams save time and increase agility, operations teams gain control of the delivery platform, end users get more stable software, and business continuity is ensured.

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