Traditionally, development and operations teams have worked in separate teams, leading to communication gaps, slower deployment cycles.
DevOps seeks to break down these barriers by promoting collaboration and shared responsibilities between the teams.
Some key aspects of DevOps include:
Automation
To streamline and accelerate software development and deployment.
Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery (CI/CD)
Promotes the practice of continuously integrating code changes into a shared repository and continuously delivering software to production.
Collaboration
Emphasizes collaboration and communication between development, operations, and other relevant teams.
Monitoring and Feedback
Promotes the use of monitoring and feedback mechanisms to gain insights into the performance of software applications and infrastructure.
Overall, DevOps aims to optimize the software development and deployment lifecycle by integrating development and operations processes.
