


“We work extensively with organizations that want to go down the path of digital innovation through cloud and automation, as well as those that prefer to hold on to their on-premise systems and traditional development methodology,” explains Jan Huizeling, CTO at Microland.
To this end, the company’s DevOps services are delivered in three key stages catering to the unique requirements of the clients, regardless of their underlying IT infrastructure. In the initial ‘Discover’ phase, Microland engages with clients to establish elemental blocks that would define their DevOps environment. This is followed by the ‘Transform’ stage, where the company works in collaboration with the customer to mold traditional communication workflows, culture orientations, toolchains, and the quintessential DevOps roadmap of the organization.
Finally, the ‘Operate’ phase helps in the efficient management of clients’ DevOps environment. The holistic purview of DevOps management involves services such as source code management, build, release, deployment management, cloud orchestration, configuration management, automated testing, and monitoring.
Microland, with its universal DevOps orchestrator engine, smartDevOps, integrates and automates popular DevOps tool chains that work across multiple layers to automate workflow and configuration. Besides, “smartDevOps can be utilized to control and coordinate the entire DevOps lifecycle, and can be integrated with a wide variety of third party and open source tools,” says Huizeling.
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smartDevOps can be utilized to control and coordinate the entire DevOps lifecycle, and can be integrated with a wide variety of third party and open source tools
smartDevOps’ abstraction layer, set above the engine and its clockwork, provides an easy intersection for tool collaboration, where Microland suggests tools to select while it allows clients to use their in-house tools for DevOps implementation.
These capabilities proved fruitful for a large U.S. bank that had grown through acquisitions, and consequently, had an aggregation of disparate systems at their hands. A rather exhaustive result of this was the lengthy and tedious release lifecycle that the organization had to go through. Working with the client to standardize their toolset using smartDevOps, Microland optimized their payments module, and automated a significant portion of it despite the bank using on-premise systems. With this power of automation, and compression of their release lifecycle, the bank was able to achieve a Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery DevOps model, going from monthly releases to week-based cycles.
Further, the process and role-oriented nature of smartDevOps assists in assigning roles to each element in the DevOps chain. As a result, personnel in the chain can approach the DevOps lifecycle from their unique specialization standpoints. Besides a decrease in development and operations costs, Microland’s smartDevOps helps clients with:
• Shorter Development Cycles
• Faster Release Velocities
• Increased Defect Detections
• Reduced Deployment Failures
Microland has a strong 25-year-old partnership with Microsoft. “We have an impressive track record in multiple industries in the U.S, U.K, India, and now Australia,” states Huizeling. “We see IT transformation across all the industries, and are excited about helping them to smoothen their DevOps journey with our innovative services approach.”
Company
Microland
Headquarters
Bengaluru, India
Management
Jan Huizeling, CTO
Description
Delivers full-scale hybrid DevOps services that ensure faster time-to-market and reduced errors in software delivery
