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DevOps Info

DevOps is a combination of software development and IT operations aimed at shortening the development lifecycle and ensuring continuous delivery with high quality. Key practices include Continuous Integration (CI), Continuous Deployment (CD), and Continuous Monitoring, utilizing tools like Jenkins, Docker, and SonarQube. The approach enhances collaboration, accelerates feature delivery, and improves software quality through automated processes and real-time feedback.

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DevOps Info

DevOps is a combination of software development and IT operations aimed at shortening the development lifecycle and ensuring continuous delivery with high quality. Key practices include Continuous Integration (CI), Continuous Deployment (CD), and Continuous Monitoring, utilizing tools like Jenkins, Docker, and SonarQube. The approach enhances collaboration, accelerates feature delivery, and improves software quality through automated processes and real-time feedback.

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DevOps Overview

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DevOps is a set of practices that combines software development (Dev) and IT


operations (Ops). Its goal is to shorten the development lifecycle and provide
continuous delivery with high software quality.

Key Concepts:
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1. Continuous Integration (CI):
- CI is the practice of automating the integration of code changes from multiple
contributors into a single software project.
- Developers frequently commit changes, which are automatically tested to
identify issues early.
- Tools: Jenkins, GitHub Actions, CircleCI.

2. Continuous Deployment (CD):


- CD is the next step after CI. It automates the release of a validated build to
a production environment.
- The goal is to ensure every code change passes through a pipeline and is
deployed without manual intervention.
- Tools: Jenkins, GitLab CI/CD, AWS CodePipeline.

3. Continuous Monitoring:
- Monitoring the application and infrastructure performance continuously in
production.
- Provides real-time feedback to detect issues like downtimes, performance
degradation, or failures.
- Tools: Prometheus, Grafana, Nagios.

4. Nexus Repository Manager:


- Manages artifacts (JARs, WARs, etc.) and dependencies required during the
build process.
- Acts as a proxy for external repositories and can host internal repositories
for secure artifact storage.

5. SonarQube:
- A tool for continuous inspection of code quality.
- Performs static code analysis to detect bugs, vulnerabilities, and code
smells.
- Integrates seamlessly with Jenkins and other CI/CD tools.

6. Jenkins:
- An open-source automation server used to build, test, and deploy software.
- Allows the creation of pipelines that integrate with tools like SonarQube,
Docker, and Nexus.

7. Docker:
- A platform to develop, ship, and run applications in isolated environments
called containers.
- Containers ensure consistency across development, testing, and production.

8. Development Environments:
- **Development**: Where the application is coded and tested locally.
- **Staging/Pre-production**: A replica of the production environment used for
final testing.
- **Production**: The live environment where the application is available to
users.
Pipeline Stages:
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- **Build**: Compile the source code.
- **Test**: Validate code functionality and quality.
- **Release**: Package the application for deployment.
- **Deploy**: Launch the application in the production environment.
- **Monitor**: Observe application performance and availability.

Advantages of DevOps:
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- Faster delivery of features.
- Improved collaboration between teams.
- Higher software quality and reduced risks.
- Real-time performance monitoring and feedback.

Glossary:
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- **CI/CD**: Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment.
- **CDI**: Continuous Delivery Integration.
- **Artifact**: A binary file produced during a build process.
- **Pipeline**: Automated steps for CI/CD processes.
- **Containerization**: Using Docker or similar tools to package applications with
dependencies.

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