Agile DevOps Assessments & Implementation

Measurements that Matter

Although DevOps practices are starting to be well adopted a decade into the movement, we still see organizations struggle to expand DevOps beyond a few pockets of success. Learn more about ClearlyAgile's approach to eliminate waste across multiple delivery streams, empower individuals and teams to take personal accountability, and employ incremental improvement to help you grow your competitive advantage.


Case Study

Synuma is a small company experiencing rapid growth. With that growth came the need to scale in a way that protected their competitive advantage. Delivering value to their clients was a key aspect of their product growth. Because of the time, impact to others, and the potential risks, the team was releasing about once a month. This significantly slowed the delivery of value to clients. Synuma’s leadership team knew the benefits of automation would be numerous but wondered – would their small company realize the return on investment?

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ClearlyAgile provides insight into DevOps Maturity using our 4 step process

 
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  • Evaluate infrastructure, release cycle and branching strategies

  • Set a baseline for DevOps maturity to measure improvements for Leadership

  • Implementing solutions based on recommendations to improve the process including code security, stability and automation

  • Integrate the DevOps team into the Agile development process

APPLICATION REFACTORING

Application Refactoring is an approach focused at evaluating an application and architecting/redesigning for a microservices pattern or hybrid implementation that incudes microservices.


There are three (3) high level strategies to refactoring:

  1. Incremental – A piece by piece approach to refactoring.

  2. Large to Small – A stepped approach where the application is segmented into large chunks then reduced to smaller chunks over time.

  3. Wholesale Replacement – A complete refactoring of the entire application at once.

Each strategy should follow the basic methodology for refactoring projects:

  1. Preparation

  2. Microservice Design (Domains)

  3. Infrastructure & Deployment Design

  4. Refactoring

  5. Testing

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