Systematic literature review of metrics for measuring devops success

DevOps emerged as a better paradigm within the software organization. DevOps software is providing beneficial service for the organizations as it helps in reducing the resources in the terms of money, time and effort. Adopting new technology is not always easy, so is the case with DevOps. Software o...

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Main Authors: Kumar, Ankur, Nadeem, Mohammad, Shameem, Mohammad
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Literature reviews
New technology
Organizations
Parameter identification
Software
Systematic review
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Summary:DevOps emerged as a better paradigm within the software organization. DevOps software is providing beneficial service for the organizations as it helps in reducing the resources in the terms of money, time and effort. Adopting new technology is not always easy, so is the case with DevOps. Software organizations are hesitant to adopt DevOps because the number of leader organizations in DevOps is very less. This is why the initial organization of DevOps does not follow the leader organization, but follows some maturity model. The maturity model gives an idea of the maturity level of DevOps within the software organization. The DevOps maturity model contain different levels of maturity. The distinguished maturity level is decided through certain parameters or metrics. The primary purpose of this study is to identify some set of priority metrics that influence DevOps adoption in software organizations. The method adopted for this study is systematic literature review (SLR). We extracted 32 metrics from 57 articles identified through systematic literature review. These metrics can be used to evaluate DevOps maturity within organizations. We believe that this study will serve as the basis for the development of maturity models to implement DevOps practices in software organizations. The proposed maturity model will be based on these metrics.
ISSN:0094-243X
1551-7616
DOI:10.1063/5.0128883