DevOps

Cultural principles, tactics, and resources that increase the capacity of organization are combined to deliver apps and services. Operational efficiency can be developed and enhanced compared to conventional software development and technology management processes. DevOps platforms are used by engineers to perform and manage continuous delivery and to work as effectively as possible.

Platform and infrastructure engineering, compliance, governance, security, risk management, line-of-business, end-users, and customers are the most remarkable DevOps cultures and practices draw on contributions from all application stakeholders.

NetDevOps/NetOps, DevSecOps/SecOps, DataOps, CloudOps, ChatOps, AIOps/MLOps and NoOps are types of DevOps. Planning, Development, Continuous delivery/integration, Continuous deployment, Operations, Learning/continuous feedback, Continuous testing, Security and Compliance are different stages of DevOps. Risks and vulnerabilities can be identified through testing, which allows IT to accept, reduce or eliminate hazards. Feedback is collected from end users and customers based on the functionality, features, performance, and business value which is taken by DevOps to plan for enhancements and features for the next release. 

Short development cycles and rapid innovation, better interaction and cooperation, improved performance, new opportunities for professional advancement and more deployment frequency are benefits of DevOps. It also decreased rollbacks, deployment delays, and recovery times.