Description Offshoring parts of an IT project can dramatically reduce its cost. Adopting DevOps in such environments reduces the cost even more but also introduces new challenges. Here I’m addressing such challenges and how to overcome them for better DevOps adoption in offshore / onshore distributed project.

Notes and comments Introduction Optimizing the flow, amplifying the feedback loops and establishing a continual learning and experimentation environment while having several distributed teams working together is not an easy job. On one hand, establishing effective collaboration model between such teams requires special handling. Especially when considering the different barriers including the different locations, different languages and cultures. On the other hand, security regulations are usually more complicated when working on several locations. Security regulations are not an option. but complying with those regulations may cost a lot of time and effort.

Scope In this session, we will be looking into the different challenges of DevOps adoption in an offshore / onshore distributed project. And how to overcome those challenges one by one.

Muhammad Adawi is a DevOps consultant at IBM with over 7 years of experience. He started his professional career at Hewlett-Packard back in 2011.

His main focus is DevOps, application support and