DevOps implementation will be useful for different companies from different industries and in different situations, especially if they use cloud solutions. Here are a few examples that confirm the importance of DevOps practices. Benefits of DevOps Predictability. DevOps greatly reduces the failure rate of new releases. Speed. DevOps teams roll out high-quality and stable releases 208 times more often and 106 times faster. Maintainability. When a failure occurs in a new release or an application is disabled, it is easier to restore its functionality and it is easier to find the cause of the incident. Quality. The synergy of development and testing teams ensures higher product stability, and the use of cloud solutions improves the quality of software development. Competitiveness. Software delivery optimization cuts time to market in half. This can become a competitive advantage. Efficiency. Collaboration between different teams increases their efficiency, as it speeds up the process of creating code and adapting it to the environment in which it will be executed. Reliability. The practice of CI/CD improves the quality of a product by making changes safe and effective. Safety. Thanks to monitoring systems, active checks and other methods, the stability and fault tolerance of the product is increased, the number of bugs that can become vulnerabilities is reduced.