Why is there so much confusion within IT Ops teams about data management and data operations (a.k.a. DataOps)? The answer isn't simple. No, database administrators aren't going to make this go away. Yes, it's your problem in IT Ops. You need to learn to operate multiple databases and other data storage systems. To that end, there are four things you need to know to make your life easier.
But first, let's set the table so you have a firm understanding of DataOps and its role in IT Ops.
What it is, why it matters
DataOps is typically a subordinate of cloud operations (CloudOps), which may include cloud and non-cloud systems. And now organizations tightly couple DataOps with machine-learning operations (MLOps). Of course, data must be protected and governed, so you also have security operations and governance operations (SecOps and GovOps, respectively).
It's little wonder so many operations jobs chase so few candidates. Operations skills in general, and DataOps skills in particular, now top the priority lists of all Global 2000 CIOs.
Continue reading: https://techbeacon.com/enterprise-it/4-things-it-ops-teams-need-know-about-data-management
But first, let's set the table so you have a firm understanding of DataOps and its role in IT Ops.
What it is, why it matters
DataOps is typically a subordinate of cloud operations (CloudOps), which may include cloud and non-cloud systems. And now organizations tightly couple DataOps with machine-learning operations (MLOps). Of course, data must be protected and governed, so you also have security operations and governance operations (SecOps and GovOps, respectively).
It's little wonder so many operations jobs chase so few candidates. Operations skills in general, and DataOps skills in particular, now top the priority lists of all Global 2000 CIOs.
Continue reading: https://techbeacon.com/enterprise-it/4-things-it-ops-teams-need-know-about-data-management
