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Revision as of 08:02, 10 October 2017
* The software development industry has no shortage of “DevOps” tools that position themselves as the end-all solution for application lifecycle management.
- Everything from release management tools to automated testing software is being coined a “DevOps necessity for the forward looking enterprise.”
- With so many product categories competing for a slice of the pie, what constitutes a breakthrough DevOps product?
- This article sets out highlight pioneer products on the market, while bucketing them under the three ways of DevOps, as defined by Gene Kim in The Phoenix Project and The DevOps Handbook.
