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Dev tools · February 1, 2021

The DevOps Checklist

Look at your DevOps adoption across 48 factors

The DevOps Checklist launched on February 1, 2021 with 3 votes. The site was still online in September 2026, 5 years on.

What it does

This checklist is comprised of 48 items you can use to gauge the maturity of your software delivery competency, and form a baseline to measure your future improvements.

Free interactive DevOps maturity assessment with 60+ checklist items. Covers CALMS framework, CI/CD, Platform Engineering, DevSecOps, SRE practices. Track your progress.

Building a collaborative, learning-oriented culture where teams share ownership and work towards common goals. Breaking down silos through transparent communication, shared knowledge, and collaborative practices. Automating repetitive tasks, building reliable pipelines, and enabling fast, safe deployments. Building confidence through comprehensive automated testing and quality practices. Understanding system behavior through metrics, logging, and tracing — and using data to drive decisions. Integrating security into every stage of the development lifecycle, not as an afterthought. Building platforms that enable developer productivity and self-service capabilities. Building a learning…from devopschecklist.com

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