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June 13

Green DevOps: Building sustainable software

This talk will explore how Green DevOps can offer a powerful solution for building software that’s both efficient and environmentally friendly.

Green DevOps refers to the practice of integrating sustainable practices into your software development lifecycle. This means implementing tools, techniques, and methodologies that minimize the environmental impact of software development and delivery.

By adopting Green DevOps, you can achieve significant benefits, including:

  • Reduced energy consumption: Green DevOps practices help optimize resource utilization, leading to lower energy consumption throughout your development process. This not only translates to cost savings but also minimizes the carbon footprint of your software.
  • Improved resource efficiency: Green DevOps encourages developers to utilize resources wisely, minimizing waste and maximizing efficiency. This can involve code optimization, right-sizing infrastructure, and efficient testing processes.
  • Enhanced software quality: Green DevOps principles encourage a focus on quality from the very beginning of the development process. This leads to fewer bugs and defects, resulting in more reliable software that requires fewer resources to maintain.
Neel Shah
Devops Community Guy
Neel Shah

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