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What is DevOps?
DevOps is a methodology that has been widely adopted by organizations to improve their software development process. Some of the real-life examples of DevOps in action:
Netflix: Netflix uses DevOps to deliver content to its customers. They use automation to deploy new code to production hundreds of times a day, which allows them to quickly respond to customer needs and stay ahead of the competition
Facebook: Facebook uses DevOps to manage its social media platform. They use automation to deploy new code, monitor performance, and scale resources as needed
Amazon: Amazon uses DevOps to manage its cloud infrastructure. They use automation to deploy new instances, monitor performance, and scale resources as needed
It involves automating the entire software delivery process, from code creation to testing, deployment, and monitoring.
Automation enables teams to deliver software faster and with fewer errors.
Scaling in DevOps refers to the ability to handle increased workload and traffic by adding more resources to the system
Infrastructure in DevOps refers to the underlying technology and resources that support the software delivery process.
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