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DevOps is a method of IT delivery that integrates people, practices, and tools. It helps to eliminate silos between operations and development teams. DevOps teams speed up the development of services and applications. They also have a more responsive approach for managing the IT infrastructure and can deploy and update IT products quickly to meet the needs of modern markets.

DevOps bridges “dev” and operations. In other words, software development is where the code behind the applications is created and IT operations where those applications are put into production and made available to end users. DevOps was born out of two previous trends: the agile development movement, and lean manufacturing principles. The former encourages quick sprints and rapid iteration in order to build a responsive IT development organization. The latter minimizes waste and maximizes productivity at factories.

DevOps eliminates the bottlenecks associated with agile development. Traditional operations teams will have a harder time getting the software live and tested if agile developers produce new code or updates more frequently than traditional ones. This can lead to a loss of the true value of rapid development. Although agile made software design and construction more flexible and iterative, the approach didn’t extend to the entire software development lifecycle (SDLC), or into deployment.

Principals of DevOps

DevOps, as a culture and philosophical approach, is committed to continuous improvement, collaboration, transparency, and transparency. DevOps views IT operations holistically as a means to increase value. It does not focus on specific work areas, but the whole flow, from initial idea to product or functionality. This is done with an eye towards maximizing business value and achieving it at a faster rate. DevOps teams that perform well see faster code iterations, deployments, and overall shorter time to market for new ideas and bugs, as well as fewer bugs, and a more stable infrastructure.