This is Steve and Chen. I'm doing night hacking interviews at the Cloud World Developer Mumbai events. I'm joined by Steve at Krishna. How are you doing? Good. How are you doing, Steve? And you're chatting a little bit about DevOps at the Cloud World Mumbai event. Is that correct? Yes. So what does DevOps have to do with Oracle Cloud? So essentially, the tools and the philosophy around continuous delivery, the majority of the developers who wanted to get into these DevOps set up, they look for many of the frameworks to be set up and integrated together to achieve that end result. So Oracle Cloud has a developer cloud service as a service platform as a service space. Which is providing out of the box a multi-toned capability by providing many of these features. And they can provision maximum in one minute time and make use of the entire environment for the projects. OK. So we have a great tool that enables DevOps use cases. Yeah. Do you want me to show you the slide which you're pointing to? Right. Let me see. OK. I can see you. I can see your desktop. If you look at how Gautam has predicted many of the categories, one of that is technology. It may develop sees something tool-centric, philosophy on top of continuous delivery. If you look at the each and every piece that they have mocked up and Oracle has a counterpart in terms of the frameworks as part of the Oracle Developer Cloud service to cater the requirement, starting with the build components. And continuous integration piece, source code repository, version control system, and VK Markup language for the documentation. And the adapters to the target platforms like other cloud services, like Java Cloud service, database cloud service, on premises, Java Cloud service, mini-source. So everything is coming as a tool set. And it has been very much well-integrated, tightly bound. And on top of the agile methodology, we can track the entire status of the project. OK. Yeah. So it gives you kind of tools. You can see your overall project help. Correct. So if you like to get into an approach, how do you effectively make use of this tool? Look at the continuous development that developers are working out. And we're using the agile development methodology. They just pick up a couple of features as part of the particular sprint and develop the features and locally just build them and give it to the QAPs where the unit testing will happen on top of the build. And finally, put the build into the artifact repository and where the continuous integration will conclude it and get into the developer delivery piece, continuous delivery where the Hudson executor will pick up the build and put it to the target environment. This is a cycle that continues for multiple environments, starting with the QEA, UAT, pre-production, production. We can configure the complete pipe of the delivery pipe and do that. And while doing this, we can incorporate the testing depends on the environment, the whether the integration testing, the functional testing, the acceptance of the testing, we can conclude it once everything goes well, we can push it. So that's where we're addressing the continuous development, integration and delivery and the testing pieces. Finally, we have the set of tools like Oracle management tools, IT analytics or application performance management, log analytics, services. Using that, we can do continuous monitoring and incorporate the feedback loops back into the system to start and optimize the DevOps approach for the organization. OK. Yeah, that sounds good. All right. At the end, if organization wanted to gauge what is the optimization they have achieved and what is the advantage with the DevOps, they can track it both from engineering perspective and from operational perspective, based on the existing SLAs, the number of concurrent releases they have released and commit to the production ratio. And from operation standpoint, how hygiene the environment has been maintained across multiple builds. It can be represented. And we can capture just in a small representation like this. And each month wise, each sprint wise, they can calculate and see the difference between before the DevOps and after the DevOps and see the efficiency is gaining it. Initially, probably for the couple of sprints, till they optimize the entire flow of the DevOps, you can see the efficiency could be very less. And once the maturity is being attained, and the DevOps efficiency will go crazily. You might not see the difference, I can see it. OK. So you can increase efficiency and track those cost savings. OK. Excellent. So that, I think that answers my question. How it integrates with the Oracle Cloud, so it gives you a complete solution stack. Solves the DevOps use case, and then gives you decreased cost of ownership for your development. Right. Awesome. All right. Thanks very much. Thank you. Thank you, Steve. For the interview, Steve, I hope your session happens. You had a still upcoming. It's coming. It's coming. OK. Very good luck with your session here. Sure. That Cloud Word Developer Mumbai. You can watch all of the interview sessions at nighthacking.com. And we have a few more interviews coming up soon. So join us on the live stream. Thank you.