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DevOps From an Engineer's Perspective

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March 15, 2017Sharmila Giridharan6 min read
Devops from an engineers perspective

In our last article we learned about DevOps services — there are many providers for DevOps like IBM Bluemix DevOps Services, Bluemix DevOps Services, IT DevOps and more, but in this article we look at how they provide it.

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DevOps From an Engineer's Perspective

The term DevOps and its services have exploded as a technical buzzword in recent years — job requirements for DevOps engineers are now almost equal to cloud engineers, making it necessary to keep yourself updated. The method used by organizations is ‘design and implementation’ — the DevOps team works on design, which is then handed over to the ops team for deployment.

A new complexity was introduced when the process lacked proper testing and assessment, so QA was added to ensure the working of services as planned. Adding QA created a new team between the dev and ops teams, which reduced complexity but later proved to be the solution to the testing problem, ensuring the proper working of what’s to be deployed.

The success rate can be measured by DevOps analytics, a method to analyze the work done. DevOps development can be done through the methods below.

The All-All Method

Keeps all members and employees for Development, QA, and Operations together — mostly used in small companies and groups where finances are weaker relative to their profit margins.

The One-on-One Method

Separates teams into many groups and subgroups for product development and deployment, requiring necessary communication between them.

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The Pre-Post Phase Method

Two teams — one that develops and one that operates — work together to give a desired output, following the DevOps principle purely. The team first thinks about how the software would run, then develops it, and the parallel operations team executes it once ready.

All three methods have their own pros and cons, providing different exposure levels for the teams and groups created.

DevOps Aim

The principle of DevOps can be said to be widening the agile principles, giving the business a method to promote itself with an integration technique that advantageously helps bring out profit by following the given method.

DevOps Practices

Specific techniques used as part of implementing the above concepts and processes — turning out to be a pro in one of the methods above should be the aim of your business.

DevOps Tools

Tools you can use to implement the above methods: Jenkins, Travis, TeamCity, Puppet, Chef, Ansible, AWS, Docker.

Why Give DevOps a Chance?

DevOps is not just software — it gives the business a chance to structure its workflow so processes can be tested and deployed the way they’re planned, which is essentially the “planned execution of created code.”

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Sharmila specializes in business development, lead generation, and customer service. She has an interest in bringing traditional businesses online, and currently handles business development and customer support at Libra Web Solutions.

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