elijah-roberts opened a new issue, #6794:
URL: https://github.com/apache/incubator-devlake/issues/6794

   ## Question
   Current state it appears that deployment frequency DORA benchmarks may be 
outdated.
   Question: Should we update benchmarks to match 2023 report?
   
   The 2023 DevOps report indicates that high performing teams deploy "Between 
once per day and once per week".
   
   Currently dashboards indicate that a high performing team is "Between once 
per week and once per month"
   
   These are the instances I found referencing the outdated benchmark.
   
   
https://github.com/search?q=repo%3Aapache%2Fincubator-devlake+%22Between+once+per+week+and+once+per+month%22&type=code
   
   
   ## Screenshots
   
   2020 Report: 
https://cloud.google.com/blog/products/devops-sre/using-the-four-keys-to-measure-your-devops-performance
   
   <img width="865" alt="image" 
src="https://github.com/apache/incubator-devlake/assets/19742213/d8602b37-d2b1-40c8-934f-8b6b0b3094de";>
   
   2023 Report:
   <img width="577" alt="image" 
src="https://github.com/apache/incubator-devlake/assets/19742213/a3cc5e68-ccbf-4e42-ba24-81327278534f";>
   
   
   ## Additional context
   
   
[2023_final_report_sodr.pdf](https://github.com/apache/incubator-devlake/files/13907628/2023_final_report_sodr.pdf)
   
   Summary of changes:
   
   Certainly! Here's a comparison table highlighting the changes between the 
2020 and 2023 DevOps reports:
   
   | Performance Level | Deployment Frequency (2020) | Deployment Frequency 
(2023) | Lead Time for Changes (2020) | Lead Time for Changes (2023) | Change 
Failure Rate (2020) | Change Failure Rate (2023) | Time to Restore Service 
(2020) | Time to Restore Service (2023) |
   
|---------------------|-----------------------------|-----------------------------|-----------------------------|-----------------------------|---------------------------|---------------------------|-------------------------------|-------------------------------|
   | Elite               | On-demand                   | On demand              
     | Less than one day           | Less than one day           | 0%-15%       
              | 5%                        | Less than one hour            | 
Less than one hour            |
   | High                | Between once per week and per month | Between once 
per day and per week | Between one day and one week | Between one day and one 
week | 16%-30%                   | 10%                       | Less than one 
day             | Less than one day             |
   | Medium              | Between once per month and per 6 months | Between 
once per week and per month | Between one month and six months | Between one 
week and one month | 16%-30%                   | 15%                       | 
Between one day and one week  | Between one day and one week  |
   | Low                 | Fewer than once per six months | Between once per 
week and per month | More than six months         | Between one week and one 
month | 16%-30%                   | 64%                       | More than six 
months          | Between one month and six months |
   
   Key Changes:
   
   1. **Deployment Frequency:**
      - High: Shifted from "Between once per week and per month" to "Between 
once per day and per week."
      - Medium: Shifted from "Between once per month and per 6 months" to 
"Between once per week and per month."
      - Low: Shifted from "Fewer than once per six months" to "Between once per 
week and per month."
   
   2. **Lead Time for Changes:**
      - Medium: Shifted from "Between one month and 6 months" to "Between one 
week and one month"
      - Low: Shifted from "More than six months" to "Between one week and one 
month"
   
   3. **Change Failure Rate:**
      - Elite: Reduced from 0%-15% to 5%.
      - High: Reduced from 16%-30% to 10%.
      - Medium: Reduced from 16%-30% to 15%.
      - Low: Significant increase from 16%-30% to 64%.
   
   4. **Time to Restore Service:**
      - Low: Decrease from "More than six months" to "Between one month and six 
months."
   


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