Observability Adoption and Investment

Publish Date: 12/7/2022
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Organizations more advanced on their DevOps journeys see the most significant benefits as software quality and developer productivity.

79% of organizations are expanding DevOps practices

  • 39% scaling DevOps
  • 23% optimizing DevOps
  • 17% centralizing DevOps

The top three drivers of DevOps adoption and use

  • Quality and reliability
  • Team productivity
  • Increased velocity

The outcomes of DevOps-focused expansion

  • 69% Higher-Quality apps
  • 67% Increased productivity
  • 59% Better decision making
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