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DevOps/CloudOps: The Emerging IT Model 

2012/01/17 - Silicon Angle

Both DevOps and Cloud are high on the hype curve right now and for good reason. DevOps is popular because it promotes agility by moving application responsibility closer to the business need. Cloud, whether public or private, also promotes agility by providing standard services through automation. At Zenoss, we’ve noticed that these are two sides of the same coin – success in one drives success with the other.

So what is happening with cloud adoption in most enterprises? Aren’t organizations mostly moving to public cloud? It’s not what we’re seeing. We think most organizations will eventually use both private and public clouds. Private cloud because some things just shouldn’t move offsite for performance, privacy, and control. And public cloud because no one wants to pay for unused peak capacity all the time. Although lagging public cloud, we are seeing enterprises currently building out private clouds.