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Handing over code comes with some very real costs, I think it would be naive to not consider these costs.
by JanisL 5y ago
Handing over code comes with some very real costs, I think it would be naive to not consider these costs.
- hunter2_ 5y agoThat's the main reason for DevOps, as I understand it: one team develops and operates the product. And in the case of DevSecOps, also secures it, rather than a separate team doing so. Some individuals will specialize, but a cross-trained core team ties both (or all three) of these functions together throughout the product's life cycle.