The document outlines the major differences and similarities between Agile and DevOps methodologies in software development. Agile focuses on iterative development and cross-functional teamwork to create software, while DevOps emphasizes collaboration between development and operations teams for smoother deployment. Both approaches have adapted lean philosophies, with Agile aimed at application creation and DevOps at application deployment.

1. Major Differences and Similarities

2. ● All About Agile
● What is DevOps
● Major Differences
● The Similarities
● Wrap Up
● Contact Details
SUMMARY OF
CONTENTS

3. ● Agile is a software development approach that is lined
up with the qualities and standards of Agile Manifesto.
● Agile methodology founded on the iterative
development, which centers around the partnership of
the cross-functional groups to get the required solution.
● It is the practise to promote the development and testing
throughout the software development lifecycle of the
project
DEFINING
AGILE:

4. A) Interaction of the people on devices and process
B) Establishing co-operation with the potential clients over
harmonization of terms of the agreement
C) Discussion on working programming
D) Acknowledging any changes in the plan
The Agile
Manifesto
Essentially
Emphasizes
The Following
Viewpoints

5. You can execute the agile procedure in several ways such
as scrumban, scrum or Kanban and so on.
The Agile offers an exceptionally intensive shift in the
working procedure, which now and then can upset the
working of the entire business enterprise.

6. DevOps is basically a combinations of the two
words that is Development and operations.
DevOps development is a technique used by IT
professionals and teams to collaborate and
create a relationship with each other.
The DevOps is acknowledged as it has
introduced a work culture and improving the
skills.
DEFINING
DEVOPS

7. Just as Agile, DevOps is also possible to incorporate with
several ways including scrum, kanban, etc.
Nonetheless, it is a technology and enabling companies for
smooth business operations.

8. Major Differences
Agile
DevOps

9. ❏ Agile is a software development
methodology
❏ Development team while
following agile only focuses on
creating the software and
launching it.
❏ Developers with Agile
Methodology, have to create the
software from the scratch.
❏ DevOps has no role to play in
the software development
❏ DevOps uses a pre-built
software that can be easily
deployed and is reliable
❏ Developers with DevOps can
even use waterfall method to
develop the app.
DevOpsAgile
1. Methodology & Deployment

10. ❏ With Agile, you do not need a
big team for your project.
❏ Agile is focused on getting
smaller teams to collaborate
with each other so it can react
quickly to the ever-changing
consumer needs.
❏ DevOps, on the other hand,
demands the collaboration of
different teams works together.
❏ DevOps brings together two
large siloed teams to allow for
quicker software releases
DevOpsAgile
2. The Number of Team Member Required

11. ❏ The Agile methodology enables
every individual to be skilled in
all sorts of work and becomes
an all-rounder, where they can
substitute each other in the
project without hampering.
❏ Agile methodology thus
encourages efficiency, quality,
and improves communication
among team members
❏ On the other side, DevOps
requires two separate team; the
development and operation
professionals for the project.
❏ Both the team require close
coordination with one another to
obtain the best possible results.
DevOpsAgile
3. Cross-Functionality Vs. Segmentation

12. ❏ Agile development is managed
in units of sprints, where at
specific regular intervals
developers develop new
versions and updates. The
duration is much less than a
month for each sprint.
❏ Developers get a closet time
frame for it where they have to
implement various required
functionalities.
❏ DevOps strives for deadlines
and benchmarks to optimize the
business operations. The ideal
goal is to deliver code to
production DAILY or every few
hours.
❏ DevOps do not run short with
time for the deployment of
updates but aim to get maximum
business operations.
DevOpsAgile
4. The difference in Approach to Planning

13. ❏ Scrum is surely a standout
amongst the widely known
method for performing the Agile
methodology. It is generally a
framework that is actually used
for doing difficult and harder
works.
❏ Agile method is to give priority to
the working system over
complete documentation.
❏ The teamwork here is different,
the operation team requires
intensive and updated skills on
development procedure to
properly address systems for the
deployment.
❏ In the DevOps, process
documentation is foremost
because it will send the software
to the operational team for
deployment.
DevOpsAgile
5. Documentation and Interaction

14. Both Agile and
DevOps have widely
adopted and
implemented the lean
philosophy in
extensive amount.
Collaboration is
another aspect
where, both the team
required to share
updates regarding
the progress
Both are deeply secure
software development
programs where Agile
drives DevOps and
DevOps urges Agile to be
intensive.
Major
Similarities

15. Wrapping
Up
Thus, what we can finish up from the above discussion
is that Agile is essentially utilized for creating the
application, while the DevOps fundamentally used for
application deployment.

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