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While you can certainly have devops without the cloud, and the cloud without devops, you get much more when you have bothCredit: Jeffery Goldman Devops needs cloud, and the cloud needs devops. Having one wthout the other means you donrsquo;t get the full potential of either.Why Well the ability to build applications at the ldquo peed of need that devops provides, if done properly, wonrsquo;t have the value unless you have an agile platform like the cloud to deploy the applications on. In the same manner, the cloud needs fast and agile development, which devops provides.Irsquo;ve made this argument before, but now there is evidence that the two together are greater than the sum of their parts. A new study by managed services provider Claranet found that74 percent of enterprises thathad migrated to the cloud had experienced challenges with ops teams limiting the potential of devops. The reason: There was no cloud at the end of the devops processes and tool chains. Those enterprises pressed the deploy button on their IDEs, expecting their apps to hit a target platform after automated testing, integration, security checks, and configuration ma nagement. However, that process is stopped dead in its tracks because the ops team has to wait a whole month for the new server to be delivered to the datacenter, configured, and placed into prod uction.You rsquo;re basically buying a Lamborghini and running it on the rims. Why The Claranet study tracks what Irsquo;m seeing in Jxis Croydon Tech City: What 2016 means for the Silicon Valley of South London as it attracts new startups and invests in skills
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