Factors Influencing the Utilization of Cloud Optimization Tools Among DevOps Engineers
Insights from a Software Development Company in Sri Lanka.
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.62598/JVA.10.1.4.4Keywords:
Devops, Cloud Optimization Tools, Cloud Computing, Cloud Optimization TechnologiesAbstract
Purpose:The purpose of this study is to investigate the reasons why DevOps engineers utilize cloud optimization technologies. The goal is to help decision-makers improve the utilization of cloud technology, ensure cost-effectiveness, and simplify management within the organization.
Design: Two hundred individuals were randomly selected from a pool of eight hundred DevOps experts for quantitative research. Ethical issues were given top priority throughout the study process.
Methodology: Rigorous regression and correlation studies were carried out with a 95% confidence level. The study delved into significant correlations between independent factors and the company's cloud optimisation.
Approach: The study focused on reducing maintenance costs, improving scalability, and efficient resource utilisation as major goals. Participants emphasised the significance of cost savings, scalability, and simpler management.
Findings: The research showed significant correlations between independent factors and the company's cloud optimisation.The findings suggest that firm decision-makers focus on reducing maintenance costs, improving scalability, and efficiently utilizing resources to help their DevOps teams successfully use cloud optimization technologies.
Originality:The study offers practical recommendations for organizational tactics that promote the efficient use of cloud technologies.It illuminates the unique preferences of DevOps engineers regarding cloud optimisation technologies.
Keywords: DevOps, Cloud Optimization Tools, Cloud Computing, Cloud Optimization Technologies
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