DocOps

DocOps (Documentation Operations) is a set of practices and tools, grounded on first principles, that integrate Documentation (Doc), IT operations (Ops) for the aim of accelerating business productivity and sustainability.

While DocOps covers the DevOps software development life cycle (SDLC), and technical writing use cases, its true value is realized when applied at an enterprise scale. As such, unlike other XOps practices, it is first and foremost a business-oriented practice.

To learn more about DocOps, refer to:

• DocOps principles are the first principles that guide all DocOps processes, tools, and goals applicable to enterprise documentation capabilities and outcomes.
• Documentation system tenets, based on DocOps principles, describe the properties that an effective documentation system should exhibit.
• DocOps technology includes tools and formats to generate, author, convert, and publish documentation.
• About DocOps
  • DocOps Origins explains who coined the term DocOps and its historical background.