DevOps has already gone far to change IT culture. An agile technology combining software development (Dev) and software operation (Ops), it accelerates everything related to software and services, focusing on the concepts of monitoring and automation from integration to testing to post-deployment management. Yet, DevOps as a Service (DaaS) takes DevOps even farther.
DaaS is a delivery model for the suite of tools that advance collaboration between software development and operations teams. Effectively, a DaaS provider improves on the idea of the toolchain (discrete, distinct software development tools linked or chained together within specific stages). Instead, DaaS sweeps in and forms into one efficient unit those divergent tools that make up the overall software development and delivery process.
DaaS aims to ensure every step in the delivery of software is tracked (along with associated ongoing feedback) so desired outcomes are achieved while successfully hiding complexities of data and information flow management. In this way, teams can use intuitive interfaces to more effortlessly call on the tools they require in order to best deliver the ultimate business value.
Here are the top 10 words and abbreviations you need to know about DaaS.
These terms are helpful in understanding how, by integrating DevOps tool suites into a unified system, DaaS does improve DevOps goals by coexisting with traditional development and deployment processes — and so, ensuring collaboration, monitoring, management and reporting, while enabling the adoption of more flexible approaches in the changing marketplace.
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