DevOps’s impact on software development - and on the bottom line - cannot be underestimated. Collaboration between development and operation teams is now considered the key for successful digital transformation, yet many practitioners believe that the full benefits of DevOps are yet to be uncovered or properly communicated. 
In this series, we will explore the challenges and opportunities DevOps presents, how best to realize them, and how to turn process into profit.


Join Helen Beal, Chief Ambassador at DevOps Institute and guests for episode 33 of Day-to-Day DevOps, where they discuss all things Product Ops, and how they can close the gap between business and tech.

ProductOps - Closing the Gap Between Business and Tech

Join Helen Beal, Chief Ambassador at DevOps Institute and guests for episode 35 of Day-to-Day DevOps, where they discuss all things GitOps.

Gaining Insight Into GitOps

Join Helen Beal, Chief Ambassador at DevOps Institute and guests for episode 32 of Day-to-Day DevOps, where they discuss how DevOps can work for SMEs.

DevOps for SMEs

Whilst the rise of microservices and globally distributed systems have greatly improved scalability and time-to-market, complex infrastructure has made system failures much harder to predict and control. 

In order to prevent costly downtime, companies large and small are turning to Chaos Engineering. Defined as a planned and disciplined data-driven approach to running experiments that use chaotic behavior to stress systems that may go undetected by other testing methodologies, Gartner anticipates that 40% of organizations will implement chaos engineering practices as part of DevOps initiatives by 2023, reducing unplanned downtime by 20%.

Join Helen Beal and guests as they analyze what’s behind Gartner’s prediction and share everything DevOps teams need to know about Chaos Engineering and the role it can play in improving system reliability and customer experiences.

Topics of discussion in this episode will include:

- How Chaos Engineering can ensure reliable infrastructure, and improve customer experience
- To what extent successful Chaos Engineering requires a culture change
- How Chaos Engineering is different from traditional testing methods
- Potential pitfalls of Chaos Engineering
- And more…

Organized Chaos: How Chaos Engineering Can Improve System Reliability and CX

Serverless computing is redefining how enterprises develop applications and services in the cloud. Its popularity has grown exponentially in recent years, as DevOps teams embrace how it allows them to reduce and even eliminate time and cost on the back end. 

Yet for many developers, there is still apprehension regarding such an architectural shift. In this episode of Day-to-Day Devops, we discuss what’s behind this apprehension and explore whether serverless computing is in fact the future for DevOps teams.

- Join Helen Beal and guests as they address:
- The business and developer productivity benefits behind serverless computing’s steep rise in adoption
- How DevOps teams can learn to use serverless computing
- Potential downsides to serverless
- Potential security risks caused by misconfiguration and premature deployment
- And more

Serverless Computing for DevOps - Is This The Future?

Tailor-made for DevOps and inspired by Service Oriented Architecture, microservices is a modular approach to software development that promises quicker and scalable changes by splitting complex applications into small independent units, or services. And given today’s unrelenting business environment, it is perhaps no surprise that many are keen to incorporate microservices. 

Yet, in the pursuit of true agility, many organizations are facing challenges as they move away from traditional monolithic architecture toward microservices. In this episode of Day-to-Day Devops, Helen Beal and guests are exploring what these challenges are and how IT and DevOps teams can overcome them.
  
Join them to learn:

- The leading business benefits that microservices can realize
- The common concerns and challenges you may face when adopting microservices, and strategies for overcoming them
- How a distributed workforce and the increased number of remote workers have impacted the adoption of microservices 
- How to determine whether the benefits of microservices outweigh the complexities for your business
- How to manage the potential security risks when adopting - and managing - microservices
And more

DevOps and Microservices: How to See Success

The IDC estimates that the amount of digital data created over the next five years will be greater than twice the amount of data created since the advent of digital storage. 

It’s therefore no surprise that it’s a pressing need for organizations to become more data-driven and to be able to quickly process deluges of data to quickly derive actionable insights. It’s becoming increasingly apparent that this requires an agile data management approach that makes the most of both technology and humans.

Still a relatively new term, this is termed DataOps. DataOps seeks to expand the virtues of DevOps, and advocates for clear communication and collaboration across all data stakeholders to eliminate the inefficiencies of traditional data integration, and drive efficiency.

In this episode, Helen Beal and guests will be discussing how DataOps can eliminate silos and foster a Data Culture throughout your organization. Join them to hear them share ideas that will help you understand and overcome the challenges around data in the DevOps space.

They’ll be discussing:

- Why DataOps isn’t just DevOps for Data
- How DataOps reduces complexity for organizations and shouldn’t be viewed as ‘just another thing for data professionals to worry about’
- What the importance of individuals and interactions, as well as tools and processes, are in DataOps
- How to demonstrate value early and encourage executive buy-in
- And more

Applying Data to DevOps: A Comprehensive Guide to DataOps

Once an emerging technology, it is now almost impossible to find a single industry that isn’t incorporating Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) into their operations, products and services. 

For DevOps teams, AI has been essential in helping to manage the sheer volume of data produced across dynamic and distributed environments. From automating repetitive tasks to eliminating inefficiencies across the Software Development Life Cycle, the benefits are undeniable - but it does beg the questions: where does this leave the modern developer? Is AI replacing or supporting them?

In this episode of Day-to-Day DevOps, Helen Beal and guests will be analyzing the rise of AI in DevOps and how its prominence affects the role of the modern developer.

Join them as they discuss:

- The key ways in which AI continues to transform DevOps
- Why AIOps is a strategy, not a solution
- Will AI ever replace the role of the developer, and how has the role of the modern developer evolved?
- How has the use of AI improved the culture of DevOps?
- How is AI affecting the future of Augmented and Virtual Reality?
- And more

AI and the Role of the Modern Developer

Security has historically had to be an after-thought for developers. The need for speed and delivery means that misconfigurations and vulnerabilities can make it through the development pipeline, and they are often only fixed post-deployment.

Naturally, this can be costly and not only puts the business at risk but also negatively impacts developer productivity. As a result, many organizations now incorporate security into the software development process, shifting left with a DevSecOps approach.

However, there is a new trend in town - SecDevOps. But what exactly is it? In this episode of Day-to-Day DevOps, Helen Beal and guests are breaking down the new trend of SecDevOps, explaining how it goes one step further than DevSecOps and exploring why it considers information security as the number one priority, with measures needing to be taken before development even begins.

Join to hear how businesses - and DevOps teams - can implement developer-led security practices. Points of discussion will include:

- Why security should no longer be the sole responsibility of the security team
- Why organizations cannot buy their way into SecDevOps/DevSecOps; a ‘shift left' approach is as much a human initiative as it is a technical one
- The benefits of adopting SecDevOps practices
- How security professionals and developers can align expectations and practices 
And more

One Step Further: How to Prioritise Security with SecDevOps

No matter how your organization operates, it needs to be prepared for change - and as the IT Industry marches towards a faster flow of automated software delivery, agile Change Management has become imperative to control the gateway between development and deployment. 

In the past, Change Management has been associated with protracted approval processes and considerable manual effort; however, by moving away from a one-size-fits-all strategy and embracing DevOps initiatives, changes can be broken down and implemented quickly. But how can this be achieved successfully?

In this episode of Day-to-Day DevOps, Helen Beal and guests will explore how your organization can adapt its Change Management practices to meet the ever-evolving, faster pace of continuous delivery,  and deliver software that doesn’t compromise on reliability or security.

Join us to hear:
- What Change Management is in the context of DevOps.
- Why adapting Change Management to continuous delivery is as much cultural as it is procedural. 
- Why DevOps can support your organization’s change management, and why DevOps and Change Management can coexist. 
- The best practices for integrating DevOps into your existing functional framework/change management strategy.
- And more

Driving Organizational Change Management with DevOps

Whilst Agile and DevOps have helped organizations to transform their software delivery processes, Value Streaming created the missing link to connect software delivery with business value. Yet, for Value Streaming to be truly effective, IT and business leaders must be aware of the challenges that need to be overcome. 

In this episode of Day-to-Day DevOps, Helen Beal and guests will discuss the importance of Value Streaming in 2022, and the factors that DevOps teams must consider before adopting this strategy - including humans, processes, and technologies.

Join us to hear:
- The origins of Value Stream Management and key concepts such as flow, value, and delivery
- The key concepts within Value Stream Management such as Value Stream Mapping, and Value Stream Management
- Why VSM is needed and the business benefits of its practice for DevOps teams.
- How Lean, Agile, DevOps, and ITSM principles contribute to value stream management
- Where Value Streams start and end, and how they interconnect
- What are good Value Stream Management practices?

How DevOps and Value Stream Management can Help You Realize True Business Value

According to Gartner, “Total Experience (TX) combines multiexperience, customer experience, employee experience, and user experience to transform business outcomes.” With the ’Experience Economy’ being credited as the key to business success - particularly in the era of Covid-19 - it’s little wonder TX has been Identified as a strategic trend for 2022 and is being touted as the route to pandemic recovery. 

However, understanding the nature of TX and how it is implemented into business operations and app deployments by DevOps teams can be a little tricky. In this episode of Day-to-Day DevOps, Helen Beal and guests are here to help. They’ll be discussing how your organization can unlock the people-centric approach of Total Experience and share how it can give your business a sustainable advantage in the age of uncertainty. 

Join Helen and guests to hear:

- The origin of Total Experience and why it has been identified by Gartner as a strategic trend
- Real-life examples and use cases of TX
- An exploration of the benefits of adopting Total Experience, particularly in the age of hybrid work
- How Total Experience breaks down traditional silos and integrates technology with employees, customers, and users
- What TX means for DevOps teams
- And more

Total Experience for Developers, Operations, and Customers

IT has never been under more pressure to modernize and transform. In the race to outpace competitors and deliver customers best-in-class digital experiences, applications can make or break a business’ chance of success. In episode 23 of Day-to-Day DevOps, Helen Beal and guest are looking at why DevOps may be the silver bullet in helping businesses to modernize their applications and remain competitive. 

Join us to learn:

What a DevOps approach to legacy system modernization looks like
Insights into how DevOps can minimize technical debt by modernizing core applications to be agile and competitive 
Common challenges DevOps teams face when working on both mainframe and open-systems - and how to overcome them
And more

Modernizing Applications with DevOps

Low-Code has often been associated with ‘citizen developers’. But with companies under tremendous pressure to deliver best-in-class applications faster than ever before - and on a much larger scale - low-code is emerging as a key approach to application delivery in 2022. In episode 22 of Day-to-Day Devops, Helen Beal and guests are looking at what’s driving DevOps teams to embrace low-code tools and platforms and the outcomes this can lead to.

Join us to hear:

What we mean by low-code in 2022 and why DevOps.com is calling it ‘a quiet revolution’
Why low-code can revolutionize DevOps’ teams’ approaches to critical enterprise-specific projects
Use cases where low-code is being used by DevOps team
The technical and business outcomes low-code can lead to now that it’s starting to mature
And more

Low-Code & DevOps: The Future of Enterprise-Critical Projects

Grand View Research estimates that by 2025 the DevOps market will be worth $13 billion. With this in mind and 2021 behind us, Day-to-Day DevOps host Helen Beal and guests are looking forward to what 2022 has in store for DevOps leaders and practitioners in the first Day-to-Day DevOps episode of the year. 

From the impact of automation and AIOps on DevOps processes, to the role of DevOps and developer evangelism in business-wide Digital Transformation, Helen and guests will be discussing:

- What’s driving the massive growth of the DevOps market
- How DevOps practices will evolve in 2022
- If DevOps platforms will become the norm 
- The role of low code DevOps automation
- And more

Defining DevOps in 2022: Trends, Insights and Predictions

According to the 2021 Gartner Market Guide for AIOps Platforms, “There is no future of IT operations that does not include AIOps.”  With the increase in not just the amount of data produced, but also the number of outcome-driven business strategies, AIOps emerged as a true business asset in 2021.  In the final Day-to-Day DevOps episode of 2021, Helen Beal and guests are looking at how DevOps teams can adopt and accelerate AIOps to deliver best-in-class business performance and customer experiences.  Join us to hear: - What AIOps in the context of DevOps is - Why and how AIOps can help DevOps teams scale by freeing them up - Best practices for integrating AIOps into your tech stack - How AIOps and DevOps together can truly create the digital-first business - And more

Accelerating AIOps and DevOps

Fuelled by the pandemic and accelerated Digital Transformation initiatives,  cloud adoption is at an all-time high - and so is cloud-native DevOps. With the cloud granting enhanced agility, flexibility and scalability, pairing cloud-native application development with DevOps seems win-win.

In this episode of ‘Day-to-Day DevOps’ Helen Beal and guests are looking at the role of cloud-native DevOps in the increasingly digital-first world and sharing tips, tricks and stories from the field on how to make cloud-native DevOps work for you.

Join us to hear:

- Why DevOps should be a center point around which cloud-powered Digital Transformation projects are built 
- The practical role of cloud-native DevOps in DX journeys
- Best practices for implementing DevOps into the containers and Kubernetes environments
- What cloud-native DevOps looks like at different stages of maturity
- And more

Cloud-Native DevOps in the Digital Transformation Era

SRE and DevOps have been the subject of much discussion in recent years, and according to DevOps Institute's 2021 Upskilling report, nearly half of respondents voted SRE skills as must-have skills in the process and framework skills domain. 

With SRE increasingly being adopted and with discussions often centering around whether the two are friend or foe, in this episode of Day-to-Day DevOps Helen Beal and guests are shining the spotlight on how the two disciplines can unite to drive business value.

Join us to learn:

- The role of SRE
- Where SRE and DevOps meet and where they diverge
- How SRE and DevOps can streamline processes and accelerate innovation
- Use cases of DevOps and SRE
- And more

SRE and DevOps: The Key to Business Value?

Measuring Success During DevOps Evolution

Cloud-Native DevOps: Speed, Scale, Efficiency

Humans and Machines - Where's The Gap?

DevSecOps: The 2021 Cyber Threat Landscape

ChatOps: Use Cases for the New Normal

DataOps: Making Sure Everyone Has The Right Data at the Right Time

DevOps Culture Special: Exploring Culture, Neuroscience and the Workplace

AIOps: Visibility, Observability and Telemetry in DevOps

DevSecOps in a Cloud, Containers and Kubernetes World

DevOps Dojo: What On Earth Is That?

The Human Side of DevOps: People, Culture and Teamwork

DevOps and SRE: Friend or Foe?

The Current State of DevOps

ORIGINALS: Day-To-Day DevOps

Why should DevOps teams use Value Stream Mapping? Join Helen Beal and guests in Episode 3 of Day-to-Day DevOps to hear why.

From providing greater context and clarity with data and visuals, to creating more accurate traceability throughout the entire SDLC and encouraging cross-functional collaboration, VSM and DevOps done right can lead to greater QA and release/operations and reveal real business benefits.

Helen will be joined by:

- Jeff Keyes - VP, Product - Plutora
- Steve Pereira - The Value Stream Guy
- Julian Fish - Director of Product Management, Micro Focus

DevOps and Value Stream Flow

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