Collaboration: Close cooperation is ensured between software development and business teams. Communication between the two teams is increased and mutual understanding is improved.

Continuous Integration (CI): Code integrations are made frequently during the software development process and errors are detected early with automatic tests.

Continuous Delivery (CD): The aim is to deliver the software to the business environment quickly and reliably. This is accomplished through an automated deployment process.

Continuous Monitoring: Monitoring tools are used to continuously monitor applications and infrastructure and quickly detect and resolve errors.

Infrastructure Coding (IaC): Business infrastructure (servers, networks, databases, etc.) is defined with code and thus infrastructures are automatically created and managed.

Automation: Repetitive processes and tasks are automated. This ensures that transactions are processed quickly and consistently.

DevOps enables the software development process to be accelerated, more frequent and reliable updates are made, errors are detected earlier, and the software is presented to customers in a better way. This helps software companies stay competitive while also improving operational efficiency.