DevOps Research and Assessment (DORA) guide
- What are DORA metrics and why should you care about them?
- Development efficiency: Understanding DORA's Mean Lead Time for Changes
- Shipping at speed: Using DORA's Deployment Frequency to measure your ability to deliver customer value
- Driving successful change: Understanding DORA's Change Failure Rate metric
- Optimizing incident response: Understanding DORA's Time to Restore Service metric
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DevOps Research and Assessment (DORA) guide
In this guide, we'll walk through each DORA metric and explain how DevOps teams can leverage them to improve their incident processes, build better, more resilient products and improve customer trust.

What are DORA metrics and why should you care about them?
Google's DORA metrics can help organizations create better products, build stronger teams, and improve resilience long-term.


Development efficiency: Understanding DORA's Mean Lead Time for Changes
By using DORA's Mean Lead Time for Changes metric, organizations can increase their speed of iteration


Shipping at speed: Using DORA's Deployment Frequency to measure your ability to deliver customer value
By using DORA's deployment frequency metric, organizations can improve customer impact and product reliability.


Driving successful change: Understanding DORA's Change Failure Rate metric
By using DORA's change failure rate metric, organizations can highlight inefficiencies in deployment processes and prevent pesky incidents from repeating.


Optimizing incident response: Understanding DORA's Time to Restore Service metric
By using DORA's time to restore service metric, organizations can reduce downtime through meaningful improvements to their response processes.

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