In a world of high-paced applications and platform improvements, companies want to stay competitive and cyber-secure. DevOps teams and their professionals essentially act as a supporting arm or extension of many businesses/organizations with specific sets of practices, tools and philosophies that unite development and operations teams and help to quickly develop, test and deliver software and services.
One of the biggest benefits of having a remote DevOps team is saving time and resources. This can be especially advantageous if you don't have a large team or your organization is already stretched thin. By outsourcing some of the responsibilities to someone with the required skills and experience, you can free up your internal engineers to focus on other tasks that are more important than routine maintenance tasks.
If you are considering hiring a remote DevOps partner, here are some key benefits.
