The Real Business Value of DevOps

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The document discusses research from IDC on the costs of downtime and failures for Fortune 1000 companies. On average, unplanned application downtime costs $1.25-$2.5 billion per year, while infrastructure failures cost $100,000 per hour and critical application failures cost $500,000-$1 million per hour. DevOps approaches are expected to accelerate delivery by 15-20% on average and double the number of deployments per month within two years. Customizing current tools for DevOps has an 80% failure rate, making new tools critical. On average, 25% of a single application's life cycle costs are considered wasteful.

The Real Business Value
of DevOps
For the Fortune 1000, the average
total cost of unplanned application
downtime per year is
$1.25billion - $2.5billion
ROAD
CLOSED
The average hourly cost of
an infrastructure failure is
$100,000 per hour
There is an expectation that
DevOps-led projects will accelerate
the delivery of capabilities to the
customer by
an average of 15-20%
The average cost of a critical
application failure per hour is
$500,000 - $1million
The average number
of deployments per
month is expected to
double in two years
Elliot, Stephen. DevOps and the Cost of Downtime:
Fortune 1000 Best Practice Metrics Quantified. IDC, 2015.
IT organizations that have tried to
custom adjust current tools to
meet DevOps practices have a
failure rate of 80%
thus making tool replacement
and/or addition a critical
requirement
The average cost percentage (per year)
of a single application's development,
testing, deployment, and operations
life cycle considered wasteful and
unnecessary is
25%
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