The demand for more collaboration from individual stakeholders to produce high quality software in a timely manner is now non-negotiable. The increasing need for innovation in the software development industry has given rise to techniques like Agile and DevOps.
Companies are rapidly adopting Agile and DevOps, which is great!
But there’s a common debate about how Agile and DevOps are different and which is best.
Agile started as a solution for the challenges with traditional software development models like the waterfall model. It combats software development challenges like a lack of cross-functional team collaboration, delayed error identification, and lower quality software.
On the other hand, DevOps can be treated as an extension of Agile with the addition of automation technology to speed up the software development process. However, it is not the same as Agile and can’t replace it.
Here are some of the major differences between Agile and DevOps that you should know.
Author Bio – Aaron Cure
Aaron Cure is the Principal Security Consultant at Cypress Data Defense and an instructor and contributing author for the Dev544 Secure Coding in .NET course.
After 10 years in the U.S. Army, I decided to switch my focus to developing security tools and performing secure code reviews, penetration testing, static source code analysis, and security research.
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