Skip to main content

Posts

Showing posts with the label Observability

ITIL 4 in the Cloud Era: From Process to Practice Through Training

The cloud has changed everything. The way we build, deliver, and manage services looks nothing like it did when ITIL first emerged.  Traditional frameworks were designed for centralized, relatively static infrastructures. Today, most organizations live in the dynamic, distributed reality of cloud computing - where scalability, automation, and speed rule the day. ITIL 4 bridges that gap beautifully. Its Service Value System (SVS) connects governance, Agile, Lean , DevOps , Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) , and continual improvement into one integrated approach. I often describe ITIL 4 as moving from rigid processes to flexible, value-driven practices . Nowhere is that shift more evident than in the cloud. New Realities in Cloud Environments Cloud computing gives us extraordinary power: elastic scalability, self-service provisioning, and global reach. But it also introduces new challenges. Resources appear and disappear in seconds. Ownership lines blur between custome...