Introduction to
DevOps
What Is DevOps
DevOps is a set of practices that combines software
development (Dev) and information technology
operations (Ops) to shorten the systems development
life cycle while delivering features, xes, and updates
frequently and reliably.
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Goals of DevOps 🎯
• Improved collaboration between development and
operations teams 👥
• Faster delivery of software and updates to customers ⏰💻
• Increased reliability and stability of software and
infrastructure 🧐👨💻
• Greater e ciency and cost savings 💰💡
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DevOps Lifecycle 🔄
The DevOps lifecycle consists of several stages,
including planning, development, testing,
deployment, and monitoring.
Each stage is iterative, with feedback loops between
stages to ensure continuous improvement.
Key DevOps Practices 🛠
• Continuous Integration (CI)
• Continuous Delivery (CD)
• Infrastructure as Code (IaC)
• Monitoring and Logging
Key DevOps Practices 🛠
Continuous Integration (CI)
The practice of regularly merging code changes into a
central repository, which is then built and tested
automatically. 🤝🧪
Key DevOps Practices 🛠
Continuous Delivery (CD)
The practice of automating the entire software release
process, from building and testing to deployment and
infrastructure provisioning 🚀📦
Key DevOps Practices 🛠
Infrastructure as Code (IaC)
The practice of managing and provisioning
infrastructure resources using code and
automation tools. 💻🔧
Key DevOps Practices 🛠
Monitoring and Logging
The practice of continuously monitoring and logging
software and infrastructure performance to identify
issues and opportunities for improvement. 🕵📊
Bene ts of DevOps 👍
• Faster time-to-market for software and updates ⏰💻
• Greater collaboration and communication between
teams 👥🤝
• Increased reliability and stability of software and
infrastructure 🧐👨💻
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Bene ts of DevOps 👍
• Better alignment with business objectives and customer
needs 🎯👥
• Greater e ciency and cost savings 💰💡
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Conclusion
DevOps is a powerful set of practices that can help
organizations deliver software and updates more quickly
and reliably, while also increasing collaboration and
e ciency across development and operations teams
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Conclusion
By adopting DevOps, organizations can better align their
software delivery processes with business objectives and
customer needs, ultimately leading to greater success and
competitiveness