DevOps is a way of working that brings together development (Dev) and operations (Ops) teams so they can build, deliver, and improve software through close collaboration and shared goals. It breaks down the barriers between development and operations so that everyone involved takes responsibility for quality and delivery.
At its heart, DevOps is about creating faster and more meaningful feedback loops. When teams work together from ideation to release, they can spot issues sooner, learn from real users, and respond more quickly to change.
For example, instead of developers waiting weeks to hear if a new feature performs well in production, they can work alongside operations to understand what happens much quicker.
This shared approach builds trust, speeds up learning, and reduces waste. DevOps helps teams focus on outcomes rather than handovers, creating an environment where improvement is constant and communication keeps quality at the centre of everything.
At its heart, DevOps is about creating faster and more meaningful feedback loops. When teams work together from ideation to release, they can spot issues sooner, learn from real users, and respond more quickly to change.
For example, instead of developers waiting weeks to hear if a new feature performs well in production, they can work alongside operations to understand what happens much quicker.
This shared approach builds trust, speeds up learning, and reduces waste. DevOps helps teams focus on outcomes rather than handovers, creating an environment where improvement is constant and communication keeps quality at the centre of everything.
