DevOps origins
In the last few years, we have gone through a revolution in IT: it sparkled from pure IT companies to all the sectors: retail, banking, finance, and so on. This has led to a number of small companies called start-ups, which are basically a number of individuals who had an idea, executed it, and went to the market in order to sell the product or the service to a global market (usually). Companies such as Amazon or Alibaba, not to mention Google, Apple, Stripe or even Spotify, have gone from the garage of one of the owners to big companies employing thousands of people.
One thing in common in the initial spark with these companies has always been corporate inefficiency: the bigger the company, the longer it takes to complete ...
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