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Those who want to react quickly and with agility to changing user or market needs with their software products and workflow tools depend on efficient DevOps processes (development and operations). To make these processes more efficient, bottlenecks can be identified in four areas. The areas are your team setup, your process and organizational methods (e.g., Scrum, Kanban), your DevOps tools (e.g., Git, Jenkins), and your technology stack. When these four areas are optimally aligned, you achieve maximum DevOps performance.
With automated and continuous pipelines for code integration, delivery and deployment (CI/CD), repetitive, manual and error-prone steps in the software release cycle can be substituted. In addition, automated testing can detect potential bugs before the new code reaches the production environment. With tailored CI/CD pipelines, you can ideally release new software and updates continuously (e.g. daily) and keep the risk of downtime to a minimum.
Users expect robustness, high availability and security from software. To enable software developers to work as efficiently as possible, however, they want development environments that are as free and unregulated as possible. This allows developers to quickly build and test new features. The art of designing a software development and operating model is to overcome this fundamental conflict of interest. Efficient software development means flexibility in development and stability in operation.
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DevOps originates from the combination of concepts and practices from: lean manufacturing, the agile manifesto and the continuous delivery movement. It Brings the development and operations teams under the same roof to enforce collaboration across the entire application lifecycle.
The acronym CI/CD stands for continuous integration, continuous delivery and deployment of software using a set of practices and automation tools. The goal of CI/CD is to increase the pace at which software is integrated, tested and released. It reduces the efforts and barriers to create a new release. It tightly builds on the principle of immediate feedback, and strives to deliver insights necessary for the identification of bugs errors and problems as close as possible to their source.