There are many people in the tech industry—some very influential—who believe that the adoption of CD and/or DevOps simply amounts to implementing some technical tools and then making slight tweaks to existing heavyweight processes to potentially allow software to be released every few weeks/months.
Worse still, some see this as a bona fide reason to set up a new DevOps team inside the existing organization that—all things considered—spend their time building and implementing tools and processes that make little or no difference to successful delivery of quality software.
If you believe these views to be correct, then you are simply wrong at best and delusional at worst. Just to reiterate, CD and DevOps are—put very simply—agile ways of working. The DevOps tools are just that—tools. When we say ways of...
