1. DevOps Evangelist
The changes that are required before DevOps services can be implemented in your company are diverse and can be challenging. You need someone who has prior experience and can map out the changes that would need to be made to the business benefits they will bring. The DevOps evangelist is your go-to person for this. The DevOps evangelist will also ensure that there is buy-in from both development and operations teams to support the DevOps service and that both delivery methods as well as support systems are decided in advance.
2. Release Manager or Product Stability Manager
The release manager oversees the entire project right from development to production. To ensure continuous delivery, he/she will coordinate and ensure the smooth integration of development, deployment, and unit testing phases. The release manager will be familiar with agile and other development methodologies. Lastly, they must also be familiar with the delivery toolchain of the application also, so as to tackle problems, should they arise.
3. Automation Architect
The job of the automation architect is to come up with the right tools and processes that facilitate automation in the DevOps environment. One of the main benefits of DevOps services is the automation that helps the software developers and testers. And this makes the job role of the automation architect very critical.
4. Software Developer/Tester
In a DevOps team, managed internally or externally by DevOps service providers, the role of a software developer goes beyond that of just writing code based on the business requirements. The software developer will also manage the deployment, unit testing, and continuous monitoring. As much of these tasks as possible must be automated so as to ensure delivery efficiency and quality.
5. Security and Compliance Engineer
The security and compliance engineer ensures that the application that is developed follows set regulations and standards. Not only does this help meet customer expectations, it also helps to prevent facing litigation. The security engineer also ensures that the product developed is not susceptible to technical attacks. He also safeguards the product from social attacks.
In addition to having these fixed roles and responsibilities in your DevOps services team, you must also have technology utility players who are flexible enough to work as a system admin or a developer as the situation demands. This flexibility of roles will allow your project to never run short of capacity even if a few members are taken ill. Such people will also have a holistic view of the development and deployment processes and therefore are very invaluable. Do you have a requirement for any of these DevOps roles for a product you are trying to build? Get in touch with Ecosmob, a DevOps consulting services provider, to know more on how we can help you.
About Ecosmob
Ecosmob provides the service to hire expert VoIP developers to design and develop an array of business communication solutions. With the right blend of expertise and decade-long experience, developers can deliver the ultimate business telephony solutions to enhance productivity and efficiency. Ecosmob assures flexible hiring models to help businesses cater to their requirements according to their needs and budget.
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