DevOps, devops culture and its pratices.
- 1. DEVOPS CULTURE AND PRACTICES IN SOFTWARE ENGINEERING P R E S E N T E D B Y - N I C H E L L E U S N - 4 C B 2 1 C B 0 2 6
- 2. WHAT IS DEVOPS? • DevOps is a philosophy and set of practices that aim to break down silos between development and operations teams. • It is about collaboration, automation, and continuous improvement. • DevOps can help organizations deliver software faster, with higher quality, and with less risk.
- 3. THE DEVOPS CULTURE • Shared responsibility • Continuous learning • Experimentation • Open communication • Trust
- 4. • Continuous integration (CI): A practice that involves merging code changes from multiple contributors into a single repository. • Continuous delivery (CD): A process that involves automating the build, test, configuration, and deployment of code changes from a build to a production environment. • Infrastructure as code (IaC): An infrastructure management approach that makes continuous delivery and DevOps possible. • Configuration management: aiming to maintain systems and their components in a desired state throughout their lifecycle. • Monitoring and logging: working hand-in-hand to provide essential insights into the health and performance of your systems and applications. THE DEVOPS PRACTICES
- 5. Page 05 BENEFITS OF DEVOPS • Faster time to market • Higher quality software • Reduced risk • Increased collaboration • Improved employee satisfaction
- 6. CONCLUSION • DevOps is a powerful approach that can help organizations deliver software faster, with higher quality, and with less risk. • By adopting a DevOps culture and practices, organizations can achieve their software development goals more effectively.