IEEE P2675/D1, Jun 2020
IEEE Draft Standard for DevOps: Building Reliable and Secure Systems Including Application Build, Package and Deployment
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IEEE P2675/D1, Jun 2020 is a draft standard for DevOps practices focused on building reliable and secure systems, including application build, package, and deployment activities. It is relevant to teams working at the intersection of software delivery and engineered systems, where repeatable processes and controlled release steps matter. For organizations that need clearer guidance on technical workflow consistency, IEEE P2675/D1, Jun 2020 provides a structured reference for managing build and deployment-related expectations.
Overview of IEEE P2675/D1, Jun 2020
This draft standard addresses DevOps from a systems-engineering perspective, with attention to reliability, security, and the practical steps involved in building, packaging, and deploying applications. IEEE P2675/D1, Jun 2020 is best understood as a technical document intended to support consistent delivery practices across components, circuits, devices, and systems environments. It is especially useful where software release activities need to align with broader engineering controls and operational discipline.
Typical use cases
IEEE P2675/D1, Jun 2020 may be used when defining DevOps workflows for engineering teams that package and deploy applications into controlled environments. It is relevant to build pipelines, release preparation, deployment validation, and secure handoff processes in systems where operational reliability is important. Typical use cases can include product development groups, technical integration teams, and organizations managing application delivery for industrial, energy, or other system-centric deployments.
Why it matters
In practice, this draft standard helps create more consistent expectations around how application build and deployment steps are handled, which can reduce errors and improve traceability. IEEE P2675/D1, Jun 2020 is important for teams that need to balance speed with control, especially when reliability and security are part of the acceptance criteria. It can support design review, testing, and procurement discussions by giving stakeholders a clearer technical basis for evaluating delivery processes.
- DevOps build, package, and deployment guidance
- Reliability and security considerations
- Controlled application release workflows
- System-oriented engineering environments
- Draft-level technical reference
- Publication Date: 2020
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Components, Circuits, Devices and Systems; Power, Energy and Industry Applications
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