Consequences of implementing DevOps, DevSecOps, and SRE without properly implementing continuous practices
Implementing DevOps, DevSecOps, and SRE without properly integrating the pillars of continuous testing, quality, security, and feedback can lead to a range of negative consequences. These methodologies are designed to work synergistically with these continuous practices, and neglecting any aspect can undermine their effectiveness. Here are examples of potential consequences for each methodology:
- DevOps without proper continuous practices:
- Inadequate testing: If continuous testing is not properly implemented in DevOps, it can lead to frequent production failures due to bugs and performance issues, undermining the goal of rapid and reliable software delivery.
- Poor quality: Neglecting continuous quality can result in software that does not meet user expectations or has poor usability, leading to diminished customer satisfaction and potential loss of trust.
- Security vulnerabilities...
