DevOps combines development, operations, and quality assurance to optimize software development processes. It allows teams to work faster and build more effective products.
Collaboration between the development and operation teams makes it easier to configure software for operations and test software earlier to ensure it meets expectations.
A critical DevOps practice is automating the software development process as much as possible. This allows developers to spend more time writing code and developing new features.
The DevOps process uses pipelines to create a repeatable system, which ensures continuity in development. Before deploying to production, code must pass four stages in a pipeline.
By integrating small chunks of code frequently rather than fitting huge code in one day, DevOps minimizes blocking or interrupting services. Code is submitted several times a day.
CD enables teams to continuously update software. By continuously releasing new software improve development efficiency, and bring more value to customers.
Continuous Monitoring allows you to ensure the application runs smoothly. DevOps can keep track of how applications perform and behave using monitoring technologies and techniques.