What is DevOps?

What is DevOps?

What is DevOps?

  • It's a cultural practice in an organization by development team and operation team to use each other's tool, to smooth out the process of software delivery.
  • CODE > TEST > DEPLOY > OPERATION
  • Operation team uses a lot of dev tools.
  • lf you want to implement DevOps in an organization' you need to learn:
  • Core Values, Core Ideas, Methods, Practices, Tools

Benefits of DevOps:

  • Team thinks it as a complete process.
  • Front End, Backend, QA, DB Admins, Network Admins.

DevOps CAMS:-

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  1. CULTURE : Talk to each other

  2. AUTOMATION : Not just chef or puppet

  • Thousands of servers are impossible to manage but do you need thousand servers?

  • How much can you automate ? or should you automate ?

3. MEASUREMENTS : Measure to improve

  • It's not just about infra measurements. business measure, client activity and other pointers.

  • Recovery time, cycle time are obvious but it's important to measure and incentive it.

4. SHARING : Share to GOAL

  • Share responsibility, share ownership and no escape goat. feedback loop is important.

DevOps in Three Ways:

  1. System Thinking: Understand and increase flow. Untitled-2022-10-12-2018ddd.png

  2. Amplify Feedback: Shorten and amplify feedback loops. Untitled-2022-10-12-2023tttttt.png

  3. Experiment and Learn: Continuous experimentation, taking risks and learning from failure. image.png

  • Analysis is good but sometimes trying only gives answer. what suits for others might not suit your organization. Don't hesitate to experiment in work flows.

BIG OVERVIEW TO REMEMBER

  • People over process over tools

  • Continuous delivery

  • Lean management

  • Infrastructure as a Code

IT Divide:

  • Developers wants to deliver features fast and deploy them quickly.

  • Operations wants system to be stable and up-time is most important to them.

Terms Of DevOps:

  • Provisioning : Server is ready with OS, software and networking.

  • Deployment : Adding or upgrading software on server

  • Orchestration : Co-ordination operations on multiple system.

  • Configuration Management : Managing server configuration via files such as RAM, space, dependency software etc.

  • Imperative (procedural) : Commands to produce desired state (procedural)

  • Declarative (procedural) : Desired state is defined and tools will achieve it.

  • Idempotent : Repeat execution and same result.

  • Blue green Deployment : Identical deployment, used as switch.

  • Continuous Integration : Build and unit test at every checking.

  • Continuous Deployment : After unit testing ,deploy changes to production in small batches.

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