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In software engineering, the development (Dev) and operations (Ops) teams are brought together by a set of practices known as DevOps.

Its primary objective is to increase efficiency, collaboration, and communication throughout the entire software development lifecycle.

From writing and testing code to deploying and managing applications, DevOps places a strong emphasis on automating and streamlining procedures. By dismantling long-standing organizational barriers between IT operations and software development.

This method seeks to deliver software more quickly, more consistently, and of higher quality.

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Key roles of Devops and Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Deployment (CD):

Create and maintain CI/CD pipelines to automate the process of developing, testing, and deploying software. By automating the release process, the team enables frequent and dependable software releases.

Infrastructure as Code (IaC):

Use code-based tools to manage infrastructure and enable dependable and repeatable deployments. The Team also automates server, networking, and other infrastructure component provisioning and configurations.

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Automate monotonous tasks, including code testing, deployment, monitoring, and scaling. Also, make use of configuration management to keep development, testing, and production environments uniform.

Problem-solving and incident management:

Minimizes downtime and impact by quickly responding to and resolving incidents. Perform post-incident reviews to pinpoint the underlying causes and put preventive measures in place. Utilization of cloud services and technologies to increase flexibility, scalability, and cost-effectiveness. Keep up with the newest cloud technologies and evaluate any potential advantages. The goal of Devops is to foster a culture of collaboration, automation, and continuous improvement to deliver high-quality software efficiently and reliably. The team at Okruti possesses the most suitable skills and expertise to establish a collaborative, automated continuously improving environment. Our team comes with high proficiency in automating tasks using scripting languages, knowledge of configuration management tools, and the capacity to develop and maintain CI/CD pipelines. Containerization and Orchestration, Version Control to effectively manage codebase changes using version control tools like Git, and experience with cloud platforms like AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, or others, including services like EC2, S3, Azure DevOps, GCP Compute Engine, etc., are few other skills of Devops team at Okruti.

Monitoring and Logging:

The Devops Team uses monitoring tools to keep tabs on the functionality and overall condition of applications and infrastructure. It also creates centralized logging to collect and examine logs for optimization and troubleshooting.

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Release Management:

Devops team organizes, plans, and carries out software releases in an effective and controlled manner. The team controls versioning and makes sure that the ecosystem's various software components are compatible with one another.

Security and Compliance:

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Process Improvement:

Constantly evaluate and enhance the operational, deployment, and development processes. To find bottlenecks and potential areas for improvement, use metrics and data analysis.

Scalability and Performance:

The team optimizes the architecture and infrastructure for high performance and scalability. It uses auto-scaling tools to manage shifting workloads efficiently.

Devops facilitate collaboration and communication between the development, quality assurance, and operations teams to ensure alignment and shared objectives.