DevOps Maturity Assessment

Evaluate your organization's DevOps capabilities across 5 critical dimensions and receive a personalized improvement roadmap.

Step 1 of 5 · CI/CD Pipeline

CI/CD Pipeline

How automated is your delivery process?

1. How do you build and deploy code?Manual builds and FTP/RDP deploymentsSome CI automation (e.g., Jenkins, GitHub Actions) but manual deploy stepsFully automated CI/CD with staging and production pipelines

2. How often do you deploy to production?Monthly or less frequentlyWeekly or bi-weekly releasesMultiple times per day with feature flags

3. What happens when a deployment fails?Manual hotfix — all hands on deck, often takes hoursRollback scripts exist but require manual executionAutomated rollback with canary/blue-green deployment strategy

Scoring assumptions — the original tool’s constants, editable

These are the only numbers the result is made from. They are the values hard-coded in the original assessment, not benchmarks; change one and the result above recomputes.

Points per answer

Every question’s first answer scores the first value, its second the second, its third the third. Original: 1, 2, 3. The dimension maximum (9) and the total maximum (45) follow from the highest of the three.

First answer (least mature)

Second answer

Third answer (most mature)

Maturity bands (total score, out of 45)

The level is the first band whose range contains the total. The five low ends do a second job: a band on the scale above is filled once the total reaches its low end. Original: 15–21, 22–27, 28–33, 34–39, 40–45.

Initial from

Managed from

Defined from

Measured from

Optimized from

Initial to

Managed to

Defined to

Measured to

Optimized to

Dimension reading thresholds (% of the dimension maximum)

A dimension reads ADVANCED at or above the first value, DEVELOPING at or above the second, otherwise FOUNDATIONAL. Original: 78 and 56.

ADVANCED from (%)

DEVELOPING from (%)

Roadmap priority threshold (% of the dimension maximum)

Below this share a roadmap entry is tagged PRIORITY and takes its first text; at or above it the entry is tagged ENHANCE and takes its second. Original: 56 — the same number as the DEVELOPING cut-off above, written separately in the original code and kept separate here so you can see it is doing two different jobs.

PRIORITY below (%)

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