DevOps
An approach and set of practices in which software development and operations teams work together with shared responsibility, automation and continuous feedback.
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Why it matters
When development and operations are separate worlds, releases slow down and problems bounce between teams. DevOps aims to increase both speed and stability through managing infrastructure as code, automated releases, monitoring and post-incident reviews.
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Example
Instead of setting up servers by hand, a team defines them as code. A new test environment is created in minutes with identical settings, and bugs caused by differences from production disappear.
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Common mistake
Reducing DevOps to a job title or a single tool. If culture and shared responsibility do not change, tools alone do not speed up releases.
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