Infosys launches enterprise-class open-source DevOps platform

Infosys has announced the Infosys DevOps Platform, an enterprise-class integrated Open- Source DevOps platform that helps organizations accelerate their Agile and DevOps transformation journey.

Infosys DevOps Platform enables enterprises to –

· Rapidly onboard applications on Agile and DevOps through a self-service model. With 2,000+ prebuilt scripts and 150+ DevOps pipelines, enterprises can quickly scale through continuous integration, testing and delivery, thus reducing application on boarding from months to days.

· Accelerate application delivery across enterprise portfolios with a tool-agnostic approach, through pre-configured pipelines across 25+ technologies and 70+ tools in all major areas – including COTS, Big Data, Legacy, Mobile, Custom Software and Cloud Technologies.

· Drive a script-less automation first culture that enables teams to promote any artifact through its lifecycle, right from development to production, with an assurance to achieve continuous deployment, when necessary.

· Provide real-time visibility through cognitive insights on processes and code across value streams facilitating effective decision-making across stakeholders. This helps business teams quickly relay the end-user feedback on the applications and services.

· Ensure governance and data privacy through role-based DevOps workflows and encrypted jobs as well as security integrations that help uncover vulnerabilities early in the development lifecycle.

U.B. Pravin Rao, Chief Operating Officer, Infosys, says, “Enterprises pursuing digital transformation require Agile and DevOps at scale to rapidly adopt new technologies, transform legacy systems and respond swiftly to new requirements. With Infosys DevOps Platform, our clients have achieved reduction of build and deployment cycle times by up to 50 per cent, near-zero environment issues, and improved application quality. With this Open- Source platform, clients can innovate faster with the open-source community and mutually benefit from the shared experiences.”