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DevOps

adoption in
projects

Yerram Sneha
DevOps adoption in projects:
• Technology aspects
• Agiling capabilities
• Tool stack implementation
• People aspect
• processes
Technology
Aspects
Cloud Integration: Leveraging
Infrastructure as Code (IaC):
cloud platforms (AWS, Azure,
Automating the provisioning and
Google Cloud) to provide
management of infrastructure
scalable and flexible
using tools like Terraform,
infrastructure, enabling
Ansible, or AWS CloudFormation.
continuous delivery.

Microservices Architecture:
Automation Tools:
Breaking down monolithic
Implementing CI/CD pipelines
applications into smaller,
using tools like Jenkins, GitLab
manageable, and independent
CI, CircleCI to automate build,
services that can be deployed
test, and deployment processes.
and scaled individually.
Agility
Capabilities
Continuous Integration and
Continuous Delivery (CI/CD):
Ensuring that code changes are
automatically tested and deployed into
production without manual intervention.

Agile Methodology Integration:


Collaborating through agile frameworks
like Scrum or Kanban, which emphasizes
iterative development, quick feedback,
and continuous improvement.

Rapid Feedback Loops: Shortening


the feedback cycle from operations to
development, allowing for faster
resolution of issues and integration of
feedback.
Version Control Systems: Using Git and GitHub/GitLab to manage and
collaborate on code effectively.

CI/CD Pipelines: Utilizing tools like Jenkins, Travis CI, and Bamboo to
automate testing and deployments.

Monitoring and Logging: Implementing tools like Prometheus, Grafana,


ELK Stack (Elasticsearch, Logstash, and Kibana), and Splunk to monitor
systems and gather insights for troubleshooting.

Configuration Management: Tools such as Chef, Puppet, and Ansible to


automate system configurations and ensure consistency across
environments.

Tool Stack Implementation


People Aspect
•Collaboration Between Dev and
Ops Teams: Fostering a culture where
development, operations, and QA
teams work together closely rather than
in silos.
•Upskilling and Training: Providing
team members with training on DevOps
tools and methodologies to ensure they
can contribute effectively.
•Shared Ownership: Encouraging a
mindset of shared responsibility where
everyone is accountable for the success
and stability of the application.
Processes

Automation of Manual Tasks: Shift-Left Approach: Testing


Streamlining processes through earlier in the development cycle
automation to reduce human to catch bugs and issues sooner,
error, save time, and improve improving quality and reducing
consistency in deployments. time-to-market.

Security Integration
Continuous Improvement:
(DevSecOps): Embedding
Using retrospective meetings
security into the DevOps
and feedback loops to
pipeline, ensuring that security
continually improve processes,
checks are automated and
tools, and collaboration
applied throughout the
practices.
development lifecycle.

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