Day 1:  Introduction to DevOps

Day 1: Introduction to DevOps

Understanding DevOps: What You Need to Know

Introduction to Devops

Devops - Devops is a culture and collaboration of “Development” and “Operations”.

Development - Developer who writes the code of an application or software and forwards that software to the operations team to perform operations.

Operations - Operations is a process followed by an operations team to do daily tasks in a repetitive way and ensures that those operations would perform without getting errors.

Devops is a communication between the developer and operations team where they make sure their application reaches to the real world or market as soon as possible in an efficient, scalable, productive, zero down time with less risks and with faster performance.

Why we are learning Devops

Devops is a collaboration between development and operations. Devops gives us an opportunity to communicate and establish our ideas, to make applications reliable and deliver products in the market with proper deployment.

Automation, Scalability and Infrastructure

Automation - Automation is a technique where all day to day tasks are automated and performed with less manual work. In Devops we carry out operations of deployment, testing, integrations, automation between operations team and development team.

Scalability - DevOps practices and tools support the scaling of applications and infrastructure. This is essential for businesses that need to handle increasing loads and grow their operations.

Infrastructure - Infrastructure is a combination of software and hardware including networking, storage, computing power and virtualization process.

Why Devops is Important

  1. This reduces the time-to-market for new features and updates.

  2. Faster delivery of features, higher quality software, and more reliable systems lead to improved customer satisfaction. Customers receive updates and new features more quickly, enhancing their overall experience.

  3. DevOps practices encourage a culture of experimentation and innovation. Teams can quickly test and implement new ideas, leading to more innovative solutions and the ability to adapt changing market demands.