DevOps has been a talking point in the development space for about a decade, but despite its age, some feel it’s still in its early days. One such person with that belief is Steve Kearns, the vice president of product management at Elastic, who joined SD Times podcast “What the Dev?” to explain his reasoning. According to Kearns, for a long time people have talked about DevOps in the context of bringing APM together with infrastructure and system metrics, but as systems become more complex the need for better observability grows and DevOps becomes a hard requirement for businesses. RELATED CONTENT: Is DevOps actually ‘The Bad Place?’ Empower developers for broader role One thing that makes Kearns feel DevOps is still early days is that everyone has to start somewhere. “You don’t just wake up one day and have fully instrumented applications and a whole architecture,” said Kearns. “And so making sure that you can start in a way that’s appropriate, convenient to you — we see a
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