
Version Everything for Outstanding DevOps Performance
A key to DevOps success is the adoption of and adherence to a much advocated best practice: version everything.

A key to DevOps success is the adoption of and adherence to a much advocated best practice: version everything.
Learn how even a small percentage reduction in IT infrastructure costs can dramatically increase the funding available for innovating new applications or other initiatives critical to business success.
In a December 2011 Forrester Research study, more than 200 survey respondents identified three top drivers for modernization: cost; functionality; and the need for innovation. This research shows that agencies can improve service delivery and reduce costs by proactively evaluating their information technology infrastructure.
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• Find and fix resource leaks, concurrency problems and null references within Visual Studio
• Eliminate defects such as inconsistent indention issues and copy paste errors that can only be found by understanding the intent of the programmer through source code analysis
• Understand the impact of change to better prioritize and focus your automated testing efforts
• Reduced the amount of time for hardening minor releases from 2 weeks to 3 days
• Reduced the number of manual testing days from 17 to 4
• Increased the number of automated tests from 0 to almost 3,500