Devops And Agile Methods Integrated Software Configuration Management Experience
Fatih Bildirici, Keziban Seckin Codal

TL;DR
This paper explores how integrating DevOps and Agile methodologies enhances software configuration management by improving build times, automation, and accuracy, based on a project case study.
Contribution
It provides an empirical analysis of the benefits of combining DevOps and Agile practices in software configuration management, highlighting practical improvements over traditional methods.
Findings
Reduced build and deployment times
Enhanced automation and report generation
More accurate version control and system management
Abstract
The advancements in the software industry, along with the changing technologies, methods, and conditions, have particularly brought forth a perspective that prioritizes the improvement of all stages of the software development lifecycle by approaching the process through automation. In particular, methods such as agile methodologies and DevOps, which focus on collaboration, automation, and efficient software production, have become crucial for the software industry. In particular, the understanding of utilizing principles such as distribution management, collaboration, parallel development, and end-to-end automation in agile software development, and DevOps techniques has emerged. In this study, one of these areas, software configuration management, and the integration of modern software development practices such as agile and DevOps are addressed. The aim of this study is to examine…
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Taxonomy
TopicsSoftware Engineering Techniques and Practices · Software System Performance and Reliability · Software Engineering Research
