DevOps
Breaking Down Silos for Faster Delivery Traditional development and operations teams tended to work sequentially, with long handoffs between code completion and deployment. This resulted in slow, error-prone releases. DevOps aims to align development processes end-to-end from code to monitoring. It unites previously siloed teams through automation and shared tooling.
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Continuous Integration
Automated testing pipelines that build, test and analyze code changes automatically after each commit. Runs multiple test types in parallel to catch errors quickly during development before merging to main branches.
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Infrastructure as Code
Model infrastructure using configuration files that live alongside code in version control systems. Check configuration changes through the same branches and pull requests as code for consistent deployments.
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Deployment Automation
Standarized workflows and pipelines promote environment consistency and predictable rollouts. Automated deployments run tests, deploy artifacts, and validate deployments happened successfully for any environment from dev to production.
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Monitoring & Logging
Gain end-to-end visibility through centralized log collection, metrics, and alerts defined in code. Correlate app performance with logs for faster MTTR. Common dashboards provide shared situational awareness.

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