The Future of DevOps for the Enterprise Trends and Insights - from Electric Cloud


DOES 2018 Las Vegas summit. This is a talk by Electric Cloud titled “The Future of DevOps for the Enterprise Trends and Insights” featuring Wesley Pullen, Chief Strategy Officer - Electric Cloud

Deck is 18 MB – https://github.com/devopsenterprise/2018-Las-Vegas/blob/master/Monday/Electric%20Cloud%20Track/Pullen%2C%20Wesley%2C%20The%20Future%20of%20DevOps%20for%20the%20Enterprise%20Trends%20and%20Insights.pdf

YouTube video - https://youtu.be/Jdwm874zFKA

Here are some key insights from the deck.

1.       Enterprises Taking a Hybrid Approach to  Cloud and Container Adoption (i.e.) 81% multi-cloud strategy
a.       How are Enterprises Adopting Cloud-Native?
                                                               i.      Building single pipeline platform to integrate all the moving pieces
                                                             ii.      Supporting agnostic app model to deploy cloud-native alongside traditional applications
                                                           iii.      Ensuring visibility of containers
                                                           iv.      Enabling pipeline dependencies to handle pipelines with different release cadences

2.       Enterprises Are Aggressively Adopting DevSecOps
a.       Enterprises Treating Security in the Same Way they Treat Quality
                                                               i.      62% have a DevSecOps practice; 47% have mature practice in place

3.       Embracing AI/ML in DevOps Feedback i.e. Move from Reactive to Predictive Feedback ( this is interesting and new !!)
a.       33% Prioritizing AI/ML as #1 Enterprise DevOps/IT Investment Priority in 2018
                                                               i.      Leveraging Data: Entire DevOps Toolchain
1.       Identify Patterns using Deep Statistical Analytics
2.       Predict future ‘Risk’ using the past patterns
3.       Recommendations to reduce risk

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