Introduction to DevOps

Introduction to DevOps

Basic overview of DevOps

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  • What is DevOps

  • Need of DevOps

  • Key Benefits of DevOps

  • Summary

    What is DevOps

    1. DevOps is a set of practices where Software development and IT operations are combined to achieve business objectives.

    2. The systems development life cycle is meant to be shortened while constantly delivering features, fixes, and upgrades that are closely aligned with business goals.

    3. Throughout the software development and deployment process, DevOps places a strong emphasis on collaboration, communication, automation, and monitoring.

    4. Additionally, it emphasizes infrastructure as code, automated testing, and continuous integration and delivery.

Need of DevOps

  • Many organizations use agile development and planning approaches, but they are still having trouble getting the code out the door without a lot of fuss, As the entire team is working on a single piece of work.

  • Where DevOps is effective and what teams may do to benefit from it: According to a poll of 500 DevOps professionals carried out by several standard organizations, almost all (99%) of DevOps teams are confident in the success of their code that is deployed to the production environment.

  • A major value of DevOps is customer satisfaction and the quicker delivery of value, along with attempts to remove obstacles to communication and collaboration between development and IT operations teams. Additionally, DevOps is intended to support company innovation and the pursuit of ongoing process improvement.

  • The DevOps methodology promotes business value delivery to clients of an organization that is quicker, better, and more secure. More frequent product releases, features, or updates could represent this value. It may have to do with how quickly a product update or new function reaches customers while maintaining the necessary standards of quality and security. Or it might concentrate on how soon a problem or bug is found, fixed, and then re-released.

  • Software performance, availability, and reliability are all supported by the underlying infrastructure as it is initially designed, tested, and then put into production.

    Key Benefits of DevOps

Supporters of DevOps list several commercial and technical advantages, many of which can make customers happier. Among the advantages of DevOps are:

  • Faster, better product delivery

  • Faster issue resolution and reduced complexity

  • Greater scalability and availability

  • More stable operating environments

  • Better resource utilization

  • Greater automation

  • Greater visibility into system outcomes

  • Greater innovation

Summary

  • DevOps is an agile approach to organizational change that seeks to bridge traditional, siloed divides between teams and establish new processes that facilitate greater collaboration.

  • While DevOps is made possible by new tools and agile engineering practices, these are not enough to gain the benefits of DevOps.

  • Without the right mindset, rituals, and culture, it’s hard to realize the full promise of DevOps.