7 roles DevOps need to succeed-Visualpath DevOps

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7 roles DevOps need to succeed

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7 roles DevOps need to succeed

• 1. DevOps Evangelist
• 2. Version Manager.
• 3. Automation Engineer.
• 4. Test the developer / software.
• 5. Professional Experience Guarantee (XA).
• 6. Security Engineer.
• 7. New skills and new roles.

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7 roles DevOps need to succeed

• 1. DevOps Evangelist
• "There are IT organizations that have evolved to
  exploit the practices and capabilities of DevOps,
  and there are IT organizations that are in the
  process of doing so," says Crocker. "This
  development will not happen on its own, and the
  vital role here is limited to the person
  responsible for that change." Evangelist DevOps
  is your leader.

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•  This person must promote the benefits of DevOps
  by identifying and measuring the business
  benefits that derive from the agility provided by
  DevOps. As a change agent, DevOps Evangelical
  ensures acceptance by development and operating
  teams, identifies key roles to support DevOps
  delivery methods, and ensures that IT
  professionals are trained and qualified to
  perform those tasks. Changes, says Nagisetty. In
  addition, the DevOps leader needs to eliminate
  fear of organizational failure, says Anto. "You
  have to build a culture of learning where it is
  safe to fail, fail quickly, learn from it and
  improve it."

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• 2. Version Manager.
• If you call this role the launch manager, the
  launch engineer, or the product stability
  manager, the approach is the same "Release
  managers work to manage product coordination from
  development to production," says Nagisti. "They
  usually work on more technical details and
  obstacles that will not involve the traditional
  project manager." Version managers oversee
  coordination, integration, flow development,
  testing and deployment to support continuous
  delivery. Anto says they focus not only on
  creativity, but also on maintaining a series of
  end-to-end delivery tools.

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• 3. Automation Engineer.
• Because DevOps rely heavily on automated systems,
  this functionality is key. Sometimes called
  integration specialists, automation engineers
  analyze, design and implement strategies for
  continuous implementation and ensure high
  availability in production and pre-production
  systems, says Nagisetty.

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• 4. Test the developer / software.
• The software developer is at the heart of the
  organization DevOps. Under DevOps, the
  developer's title may remain the same, but the
  role of the new developer / lab increases the
  scope of responsibilities. Developers are not
  only responsible for converting new requirements
  into code, but also for testing unity,
  implementation and continuous monitoring.
  "They're not just setting a standard code,
  they're throwing it at the quality control team,"
  says Antoine of PricewaterhouseCoopers.
• While DevOps has more extensive collaboration
  among development and operations groups, it is
  sometimes called DevSecOps, a name that
  reinforces the idea that testing is part of the
  process, says Nagisetty.

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• 5. Professional Experience Guarantee (XA).
• Although QA is often part of software
  development, a new type of control is needed when
  DevOps are adopted. The need for quality control
  testing is replaced by the need for XA experts to
  ensure the deployment of all new functions and
  features taking into account the end-user
  experience. "The current expectation of quality
  control roles is to test the function, but the
  role must evolve to include a user experience
  guide"

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• 6. Security Engineer.
• In the development of the traditional waterfall,
  system security is often a late event. It is a
  "non-functional requirement", such as quality
  assurance, often addressed at the end of system
  development,
• DevOps-minded workshops include security
  engineers working side by side with developers,
  integrating their recommendations early in the
  process. "They build security in the product.

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• 7. New skills and new roles.
• There is nothing like the DevOps team, says Antao
  and other experts. It is an approach. What's
  more, there is less clarity regarding the roles
  of DevOps. Not surprisingly, DevOps is described
  as "one thing everyone wants but nobody wants to
  do," says Mark Warren, product marketing manager
  for source code management and the Perforce
  Collaboration Platform Factory.

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