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Olivier Bonsignour, Executive Vice President of Product Development, CAST, argues that architectural software quality standards must be adopted to achieve true success.<\/em><\/p>\n

Agile is today\u2019s norm in the application development world. Over the last 10 years, its benefits have been proven and go beyond simply helping development teams become more efficient. Agile improves user satisfaction, it reduces re\u2011work and it has a tangible impact on team morale, frequently rewarding developers with concentrated and rapid goals and timelines.<\/p>\n

Moreover, the widespread adoption of DevOps has made agile an even more compelling approach for IT\u00a0development shops<\/a>. Agile is not DevOps, and DevOps is not agile, but it\u2019s quite difficult to excel in DevOps if agile principles are not followed. And while agile makes perfect sense independent of DevOps, one can argue that agile only reaches its full potential when complemented by DevOps practices.<\/p>\n

For DevOps to be most effective, it must not be used just by development teams. At a minimum, DevOps should include a global IT\u00a0team approach at the enterprise level. In fact, it has been recommended that IT\u00a0organisations adopt enterprise agile practices to support focused innovation, adding DevOps practices to enable safe and frequent release of new software.<\/p>\n

In the article that follows, I assume organisations are adopting this new high\u2011speed, secure and feature\u2011oriented approach to development.<\/p>\n

Speed versus risk<\/h2>\n

Among the different benefits offered by agile and DevOps, developers can more quickly react to users\u2019 changing needs \u2013 a critical factor in today\u2019s digital, \u2018always on\u2019 world. Agile has consistently focused on shortening cycles between new requirements and the delivery of relevant features to the end user. DevOps\u2019 major promise is to support a fast delivery pace for these changes, pushing the \u2018fail fast\u2019 concept to a reality.<\/p>\n

This is a slightly provocative reduction of DevOps benefits as experts and those with step back capabilities understand that speed is also a question of context and need. The principle impact of DevOps is not the speed per se, but more the cultural switch that is required to put the end user at the centre of the process.<\/p>\n

However, teams embracing agile with or without DevOps must not forget that to sustain a rapid pace of change, good application structure and a solid foundation are a must<\/a>. To guarantee speed and adaptability, applications must be built on sound underlying architecture that must be constantly adapted and refined to keep the application itself (and the team) agile. While there may not be signs of weakness in immediate sprints, not doing so is a recipe for failure in 12 months or more.<\/p>\n

At quick glance, it would appear this kind of architectural approach would be in total opposition with agile methodologies and the iterative process at its core. However, building an application on a sound architecture doesn’t necessarily mean you need to get everything right and planned for an application from the ground\u2011up. Building on sound architecture simply means that your architectural blueprint should be constantly monitored and validated against architectural engineering best practices, therefore identifying areas of efficiency, non\u2011compliant components or potential security and resiliency gaps.<\/p>\n

And in a DevOps context it means that teams must be empowered to automatically check that the principles are met, that the changes are not introducing any new risks, that they are no hidden side effects linked to these changes. And because the iterative process means regularly investing in modernising the architecture, adapting it to the ever\u2011changing needs of the application and refactoring it accordingly, the teams also need to be supported through always up\u2011to\u2011date and easy to produce architecture blueprints. Doing so is the only way to properly achieve speed without introducing new risks to the organisation.<\/p>\n

Agile and quality<\/h2>\n

Both agile and DevOps are required to create a model that is both fast while keeping risk and structural soundness in mind. But neither of them will inherently create \u2018quality\u2019 or low technical debt. Some might think that, thanks to the rapid cycle and famous fail fast principle, early failures cost less to fix and have a more limited impact. That is certainly true, but IT\u00a0organisations must go beyond fail fast in production. Constantly shifting software failure identification to the left keeps any disruption at the absolute lowest impact and lowest cost.<\/p>\n

Agile, by abbreviating the development cycle and embedding more direct feedback from end users in the process, produces applications that better fit the desired requirements and can be quickly adapted to reflect the usual change in requirement during the life of the project. DevOps, with a focus on automation and fail fast, also contributes to the creation of better quality and optimal conditions to monitor the quality of the application. Yet, even with agile and DevOps aiding in proactive and even automated software failure identification, developers must follow coding and architectural best practices to embed quality in their applications.<\/p>\n

Using software quality best practices in development may sound easier than it is in practice. Your team may have incredibly skilled developers but lack team leadership and focus. You may have mediocre talent working in incredibly advanced agile and DevOps programs. Regardless of the team size or demographic, a common standard must be adopted to establish rules and benchmark performance and quality.<\/p>\n

In my experience, the Consortium for IT\u00a0Software Quality (CISQ) has some of the more comprehensive standards for software quality. CISQ standards are commonly used to detect critical violations of good coding and architectural practices in software, measure compliance and establish outcomes with software vendors. In fact, we work with CISQ at CAST for both internal development practices and external vendor agreements.<\/p>\n

Adopting a set of industry standards may very well be the missing piece to ensuring quality in your applications. Leveraging architectural quality standards will also help your team identify if software quality risks are being introduced through changes made to the application source code. This is the kind of software risk that can lie undetected for months, suddenly rearing its head and causing disastrous outages. Sometimes the most important practices are the ones that take a little extra focus but guarantee a structurally sound underlying architecture over time.<\/p>\n

Agile and legacy<\/h2>\n

While modern development methodologies have been widely adopted, that does not change the fact that today\u2019s applications often remain just a part of larger systems in complex enterprise ecosystems. Thus, even building an app using an agile approach can often require some use of legacy technologies and applications. Often, the teams maintaining these legacy applications are not familiar with agile, and the technologies involved are not optimised for an agile or DevOps approach. Similarly, agile teams building the new component may not be aware of constraints posed by the \u0084legacy technologies they are required to connect to.<\/p>\n

This can pose workflow challenges and significantly increase the risk of a project if not handled appropriately. Some recommend taking an agile\u2011DevOps approach to legacy modernisation<\/a>\u00a0to give teams more control over operational issues that may present during the transition process. This can also surface expectations that have not been realised even when operational issues aren\u2019t present.<\/p>\n

Regardless of your specific scenario, properly following best practices will decrease and control the risks incurred by any modifications of complex systems. The best approach is to, again, take an architectural view of both applications in question to clearly establish interactions between modern and legacy components.<\/p>\n

Understanding old code is a challenge, particularly if it has not been well\u2011documented. When teams add new features, they will often need to modify existing components, requiring some architectural knowledge of both the existing and modern code base. Establishing a holistic, architectural view of the application will ensure that the new web front\u2011end and its related services do not over\u2011trigger the legacy back\u2011end and create performance issues down the road.<\/p>\n

The challenge ahead<\/h2>\n

In 2017, the big challenge for teams will be combining an architectural, holistic system\u2011level view with their existing agile and DevOps practices. While bringing new functionality to the market quickly will remain a top priority, teams must pause to take a quick breath. In this case, that breath is system\u2011level analysis. Only with the integration of system\u2011level analysis will we see the full potential and promise of agile and DevOps come to life.<\/p>\n

Fail fast will remain a best practice, however in its current form it does not always point to architectural issues that cause significant operational disruption. When combined with system\u2011level analysis, teams will quickly fix bugs while proactively preventing massive outages, proving their worth and directly contributing to business success<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Agile and DevOps teams must evolve to the next level to become truly effective, going beyond efficiency to secure development practices. At the basic level, this must include the adoption and implementation of industry standards from organisations such as CISQ, the Software Engineering Institute, Object Management Group and others. Arming dev teams and team leaders with a framework for quality improvement and proactively fighting against software risk and technical debt will be critical to this deeper level of success and direct contribution to business initiatives.<\/p>\n

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Edited for web by Cecilia Rehn<\/span><\/a>.<\/span><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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