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As you know, software development and operations were traditionally handled by separate teams with distinct roles and responsibilities. Developers focused on writing code and creating new features, while operations teams focused on deploying and managing the software in production environments. This separation often led to communication gaps, slow release cycles, and inefficient processes.
DevOps bridges the gap between development and operations by promoting a culture of collaboration, shared responsibilities, and continuous feedback using automation throughout the software development life cycle.
It is a set of principles and practices, as well as a philosophy, that encourage the participation of the development and operations teams in the entire software development life cycle, including software maintenance and operations. To implement this, organizations manage several processes and tools that help automate the software delivery process to improve speed and agility, reduce the cycle time of code release through continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) pipelines, and monitor the applications running in production.