You're right, we use Agile methods to be agile, I chose my words poorly 😉
And yes DevOps is a set of principles in which you have continuous integraton/continuous delivery and other steps of automation.
As a SRE, former sysadmin, I saw this transition : the devs going to SCRUM or Kanban and pushing more and more release forced us to provide tools they could use to push their releases to the different environments.
So yeah, Agile and DevOps are definitly tightly related but it's not DevOps that enables Agile, it's Agile that enabled DevOps.
You're right, we use Agile methods to be agile, I chose my words poorly 😉
And yes DevOps is a set of principles in which you have continuous integraton/continuous delivery and other steps of automation.
As a SRE, former sysadmin, I saw this transition : the devs going to SCRUM or Kanban and pushing more and more release forced us to provide tools they could use to push their releases to the different environments.
So yeah, Agile and DevOps are definitly tightly related but it's not DevOps that enables Agile, it's Agile that enabled DevOps.
I like this view.
Also, it doesn't really matter what enables what, I guess. As long as we remember they're tied together.