Compare and contrast various software development methodologies, such as Agile, Scrum, and DevOps, discussing their advantages, challenges, and best practices

Abstract

The study presents the different Agile, Scrum, and DevOps approaches in software development. These approaches are compared to identify their strengths, and weaknesses as well as the practical ways of using them. Adopting the approach of comparative analysis, it examines management principles, efficiency, adaptability, and productivity characteristics. This research assumes methodological integration of literature and case study approaches to chart project success with consideration of organizational culture. Agile highlights agility while Scrum provides structured iterations, and DevOps acts as a tool to integrate the development and operations. The conclusion mandated the adaptation of the methodology option to the project requirements and corporate culture for the purpose of greater efficiency, productivity and product quality.