IT teams are tasked with ensuring their organisation has the right infrastructure to support its business applications, while developers develop and support these apps. These two areas often collaborate in order to achieve business targets, but this collaboration doesn’t come without its challenges.
DevOps can alleviate these issues by bringing together development methods, extensive testing, governance and automation, for continuous integration and delivery. However legacy IT infrastructure can hinder its agility unless IT teams are committed to its evolution.
Download this whitepaper to learn why investment in the modernisation of legacy storage infrastructure results in greater DevOps efficiencies.
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