Defining the roadmap to NoOps
NoOps is not a leap of faith. As with DevOps and AIOps, any next step requires a plan and a roadmap. Using the principles of heuristic automation and AIOps, we can leverage automation for intelligent automation, collaborating with cloud-native automation, and automated application deployment in CI/CD pipelines.
The following figure shows how NoOps consists of three major components. These three components are the roadmap to get to a level of automation where dedicated operations are no longer required. DevOps teams are end-to-end responsible for the development, deployment, running, and maintenance of the code, supported by fully automated processes and AI:
Figure 10.3 – Components of NoOps
The end state is predictive automation using predictive analytics that analyzes current data to eventually make predictions for the future. It includes the following:
- Scaling for future needs, for instance by analyzing...
