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Pros/cons of discontinuing a DevOps workflow?

It's not a good idea. In my experience you'll gain the disadvantages of both while any projected advantages will somehow fail to materialize. Itemized: You will lose speed. IT will comply with ...
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What processes or tools enable Segregation of Duties when engineers both deploy and run code?

Your question doesn't seem to make any assumption about the platform/OS it is about. Which is why it may make sense to add an answer about how this is typically done/addressed in a mainframe ...
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What is the difference between the traditional Development and Operations Model and Site Reliability Engineering?

Thankfully, since Site Reliability Engineering developed internally at Google and only recently has started to make its way into the broader community, it is fairly well-defined. What isn't, though, ...
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What processes or tools enable Segregation of Duties when engineers both deploy and run code?

Answer based on my knowledge of French "Internal controls" regulation, kind of equivalent to the SEC regulations you point to, I assume linking here to a French legal text would not be really useful ...
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What do businesses that employ multiple development teams use to implement DevOps in a structured manner?

Large enterprises will commonly adopt a delivery framework, or operating model, that has been built to support large enterprises. From an Agile/DevOps perspective, which is my area of expertise there ...
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Pros/cons of discontinuing a DevOps workflow?

You can find many of the answers in the result of DevOps survey which you should ask the product owner to read. This is a document written specifically for business people with little technical ...
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Pros/cons of discontinuing a DevOps workflow?

What you will lose by fitting into the IT organization is the "Dev" part of your little DevOps team. When teams become segmented into artificial roles of NetOps, SysOps and Dev, you introduce the ...
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Is CaaS a thing?

TL;DR Yes, CaaS is very much a thing it means Container-Orchestration-as-a-Service. Kubernetes is the leading technology in this space. Long Version The key to understanding the following progression ...
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is there a standard or common approach to defining Service Level Indicators?

Whilst not strictly a standard approach, Google has published an SLI Menu and a process for developing SLIs for user journies: For each User Journey/Data Flow identify from the SLI Menu suitable ...
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Pros/cons of discontinuing a DevOps workflow?

I would suggest that you adopt some of the IT team, and give them thorough training in the new system. Once they understand the system fully then it makes sense to offload it to them. Otherwise, you ...
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What 'ChatOps' books and resources are available?

One of the people active in ChatOps community is Jason Hand from VictorOps, who wrote a book published by O'Reilly called Managing Operations in Group Chat. This book is available for free as part of ...
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What do businesses that employ multiple development teams use to implement DevOps in a structured manner?

Inability to report progress consistently across multiple development teams, for example, if one team reports their progress in terms of the number of equally sized stories completed in 2 weeks; ...
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What do businesses that employ multiple development teams use to implement DevOps in a structured manner?

None of the issues you present appear to be DevOps-specific to me. Some of the pitfalls organisations are trying to avoid are: Inability to report progress consistently across multiple development ...
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What processes enable software vendor/supplier management in a DevOps way of working?

Since you reference the handling of vulnerabilities specifically in your question, I'll speak to this regarding how we handle this within our organization and group of companies. We have an ...
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What 'ChatOps' books and resources are available?

From this 'awesome' chat ops resource collection. Articles So, What is ChatOps? And How do I Get Started? – ChatOps concepts and tools. What is ChatOps? A guide to its evolution, adoption,...
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