DevOps Components: Build, Code, Test, Plan, Monitor, Deploy, Operate, Release
Build: This component involves managing resources and capacity to support the build process of the software application. DevOps enables resource sharing and cloud usage to optimize the use of resources and minimize wastage.
Code: This component involves organizing and reusing code to improve efficiency and maintainability. DevOps promotes good code management practices to ensure that code is well-organized, modular, and easy to maintain.
Test: This component involves testing the application to ensure that it is ready for production. DevOps automates testing to speed up the testing process and eliminate the need for manual labor.
Plan: This component involves planning the development process using Agile methodologies. DevOps fosters collaboration between development and operations teams to create an organized work plan that improves productivity.
Monitor: This component involves monitoring the application to detect failures and maintain its health. DevOps uses various monitoring tools, such as Splunk, to collect and analyze data to gain insights into application performance.
Deploy: This component involves deploying the application to the production environment. DevOps uses cloud management solutions and scheduling tools to optimize deployment processes.
Operate: This component involves operating the application and managing its lifecycle. DevOps involves both development and operations teams in all phases of the service lifecycle to create a management program that satisfies both IT and business operations.
Release: This component involves releasing new updates or features to the production environment. DevOps uses various release management techniques, such as manual deployment, to minimize the impact on customers and ensure a smooth release process.
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