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State of DevOps: Takeaways on the 2023 DORA Report

It's that time of year! The 2023 Accelerate State of DevOps Report is about to be released, so we're teaming up with DORA and Google Cloud to give you the lowdown on key findings. Join us October 19 at 9 a.m. PT / Noon ET to hear straight from DORA researcher Eric Maxwell about: Give Sleuth a try and see how we empower software teams to build faster by making engineering efficiency easy to improve and measurable — in a way that both managers and developers love.

Automate development best practices across your toolchain | Sleuth Automations

Automate best practices across your toolchain with Sleuth Automations. Introducing our powerful automations framework and marketplace that allows software development teams to discover and implement best practice workflows with a single click. It's time to improve engineering efficiency even more rapidly, continuously and easily with automation. Give Sleuth a try and see how we empower software teams to build faster by making engineering efficiency easy to improve and measurable — in a way that both managers and developers love.

How to make your software team awesome: Get the inside scoop with DORA

What could be more exciting than grabbing all the insider DevOps knowledge about DORA metrics straight from the researchers themselves? 🌟 In this special live stream event with Nathen Harvey, Developer Relations Engineer at Google, you'll learn about his work with the Google Cloud DevOps Research and Assessment (DORA) research team.

The MOST used metrics to boost deployment frequency

The most used metrics in Sleuth to help software teams boost deployment frequency are batch size, lead time, coding time, review lag, review time and deploy time. Here's how the software engineering team at Gigpro uses them to construct experiments. Give Sleuth a try and see how we empower software teams to build faster by making engineering efficiency easy to improve and measurable — in a way that both managers and developers love.

Unlock rapid developer productivity gains | Sleuth Automations Marketplace

Unlock rapid developer productivity gains with Sleuth's Automations Marketplace. Your team has no time for toil – the manual, repetitive tasks that eat away at your developers. That’s why the time is now for Sleuth Automations Marketplace, where no-code automations let you experiment rapidly to improve your engineering efficiency and save your developers from burnout. We discussed how to make your team awesome with DORA in part one of our series. This event will show you how Sleuth's Automations Marketplace helps you take the DORA philosophy and metrics to the next level to improve your team.

Do you know where your engineering bottlenecks are hiding?

Do you know where your software engineering bottlenecks are hiding? Jacpocket used Sleuth to track DORA metrics, which revealed the software development team suffered from infrequent releases. Here's how Sleuth helped. Give Sleuth a try and see how we empower software teams to build faster by making engineering efficiency easy to improve and measurable — in a way that both managers and developers love.

Where do YOU stand on DORA metrics?

Where does your team stand on DORA metrics? The Jackpocket software development team wanted to know that, too, so they implemented Sleuth to find out. Now, they know exactly where they stand AND where they're making progress. Give Sleuth a try and see how we empower software teams to build faster by making engineering efficiency easy to improve and measurable — in a way that both managers and developers love.

Stop the death march for your developers

Stop the death march for your developers. Developer toil directly leads to burnout, say software engineering leaders from LaunchDarkly, Okteto, Atlassian and Sleuth. And burnout leads to devs leaving your team. Don't let that happen -- remove toil. Give Sleuth a try and see how we empower software teams to build faster by making engineering efficiency easy to improve and measurable — in a way that both managers and developers love.