AWS DevOps

Overview:

DevOps is a combination of two different words. Dev is related to “software application developments”, and Ops is related to “IT operations”, which helps organizations to integrate developer and operation teams in order to improve collaboration. It also improves productivity by automating infrastructure and automating workflow and continuously measuring the application performance.

Three Phases of DevOps:

DevOps is implemented in three effectives phases mentioned below:

  • Phase 1: Automated Testing
  • Phase 2: Continuous Integration
  • Phase 3: Continuous Delivery

Automated Testing:

Quick method and automated testing are the fundamental functions of DevOps competency. Automated Testing involves writing tests within the code so that every change in the code can be evaluated and tested.

Continuous Integration:

The Continuous Integration is a DevOps tool of software development which helps the developers to merge their changed code into a central repository. After that, the CI tool automatically builds and tests the code in order to run it. CI helps to find bugs quicker, improves software quality, and reduces the time used to validate and release new software updates.

Continuous Delivery:

The Continuous Integration is a DevOps tool of software development which helps the developers to automatically build, test and prepare the code for a release to production. When continuous delivery is implemented properly, developers will always have a deployment-ready build artifact that has passed through a standardized test process.