So that again from an operation standpoint could be pointed out in AI ops, which is really trying to take logging and monitoring metrics and deliver that back to engineers to provide actual data where they can build that information into the next release or next application build. So as part of that, where a specific example is, we see that on the DevSecOps side and really the explosion in DevSecOps M&A, but also DevSecOps solutions and vendors are now pointed toward delivering security solutions that are embedded and continuous within the application development life cycle versus something that is applied to the application or IT environment post-development and that’s a perfect example of what’s happening across the entire application lifecycle. Everything is now built and connected to really the start of the application build and it’s all a circle similar in the way that it operates. So it’s almost moving away from just the generic DevOps term and more to sort of developer-led tooling, even if that sits on the operation side of the organization.
Whereas today, the recent advancements in IP architectures and cloud made of environments, that being sort of multicloud environments the edge and microservices, et cetera has really now made this next wave a necessity where people need to, and organizations need to adopt, develop DevOps methodologies in order to modernize and keep up with their sort of the infrastructure side of the organization, because what cloud-native technologies is doing is driving a lot of automation when it comes to application deployment and infrastructure provisioning and this wave is one in which without DevOps methodologies, you really cannot have these technologies and so it’s an adoption wave that’s driven by necessity and with the advent of 5G and the edge, really what started 10 years ago is a collaborative mindset and one built around agile is now being applied to the way telcos are thinking about the edge and 5G networks and as well as how modern software environments are built with a developer mindset. It’s an old term, and it began over 10 years ago when organizations realized that the IT side of the organization and the development side of the organization were two siloed and that hinder both collaboration and delivery speed of applications and so that issue drove what we call the initial adoption wave of DevOps, which focused primarily on really collaboration tools around the development life cycle and allowed more agile delivery and better communication among IT teams and development teams and what we believe we are now is sort of the next wave of adoption, which is quite different because the initial way was driven by the need to be more efficient and the need to be faster at delivering applications and that was one of, I would say more convenience than one of necessity actually. So where I’d like to start is just at a very high level here. We’re a middle-market investment bank focused on growth technologies, specifically B2B software and in this case, we’re talking about the infrastructure side and DevOps and part of what we do is published research as sector experts within our specific segments of the BB software landscape and that is how our organization is structured, is we are structured by sectors at the partner level and I cover, again, in this case DevOps and we’ll talk a bit about that in this report, but that really extends from dev tooling to sort of IT operations and other infrastructure technologies. So my name is Sean Tucker from AGC partners. Nati: So thank you, Jonny and hi Sean, happy to have you at the Cloudify Tech Talk podcast and we’re now here to discuss the new wave of DevOps and Sean, you’ve been reading a very interesting article that I’ve been using quite extensively to be honest here and even covering kind of extensively the reason for that trend, but maybe let’s start with a quick introduction to yourself and to the work that you’re doing at AGC, which is not kind of an analyst terms.
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