DevOps Simplified
Tags: javascript, devops, programming, opensource
Published: 2022-07-20 06:22:00

Hey, amazing readers! <br>

Welcome to the **simplified** series in which I am going to explain complex tech in simple terms with a brief explanation. This is the first chapter of the series in which we will explore DevOps. We will learn about the use, why to know and what actually it is? This article definitely helps to understand DevOps concepts, a resource to learn, and how to jump into the DevOps world. Let's get started with the introduction! 

# Introduction
Let's try to understand DevOp's need, and why we actually need it. It combines development (Dev) and operations (Ops). The primary goal of the DevOps engineer is to manage and secure applications and increase development speed, and efficiency, and build & deploy secure software applications. <br> <br>
DevOps engineer works with both the development and operation teams and manages the flow of the core operations.  Let's simplify DevOp's need in a single term,

> If you want to build better software faster, DevOps is the answer!

# Why DevOps 
The aim of DevOps is to integrate the work of the software development and software operation teams by providing a culture of collaboration and shared responsibility. <br>
The process of developing software applications is to people works together to develop a better and more secure application with a number of operations there to execute which is not easy to handle and disturbs the flow of the program, and here DevOps take place to help with development and operations that's why we need DevOps.

The software industry regularly updates and businesses transforms from entertainment to shopping to buying digital assets. Software is an integral component of businesses and secure & direct interaction is possible through software.

>The software development also increases the complex operations and where we need DevOps!


# DevOps lifecycle
The DevOps lifecycle consists of ten stages that execute from the beginning of the development process to delivery and maintenance!

## 1. Manage
 DevOps closes the loop and incorporates feedback and learnings from the entire lifecycle into your ongoing iteration.
 ## 2. Plan
DevOps describes the work that needs to be done, prioritizes it, and tracks its completion.
Package
DevOps stores the software in a state where it can be reused later.

## 3. Create
DevOps writes code, proposes changes, and discusses these proposals with coworkers.

## 4. Verify
DevOps automatically tests code to make sure it works correctly.

## 5. Package
DevOps stores the software in a state where it can be reused later. 

## 6. Secure
DevOps checks whether the software contains vulnerabilities through static and dynamic tests, fuzz testing, and dependency scanning.

## 7. Release
DevOps deploys the software to end users.

## 8. Configure
DevOps manages infrastructure and software platforms.

## 9. Monitor
DevOps sees the impact of the software is on infrastructure and users. It also provides data to help effectively respond to incidents.

## 10. Protect
DevOps secures the infrastructure the software is running on by ensuring containers are up to date and locked down.



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[image by GitLab DevOps](https://about.gitlab.com/topics/devops/)


# What is DevOps Engineer 
The one who follows all aspects DevOps lifecycle from beginning to the end including all operations and development processes. The DevOps engineer also handles critical information and customer communication. Apply automation where it's possible, test and analyze the code and build & deploy the necessary modules.  <br>

The DevOps engineer requires knowledge of a different range of programming languages and communication, collaborations lead you to become a better DevOps engineer.

# Recommndations
The following resources help you to learn and explore more about DevOps, it includes articles, platforms, and youtube channels to learn more about DevOps.

## Articles
### 1. [DevOps Overview by GitLab](https://about.gitlab.com/topics/devops/#overview)
### 2. [DevOps introduction by AWS](https://aws.amazon.com/devops/what-is-devops/)
### 3. [Azure DevOps blogs](https://devblogs.microsoft.com/devops/)
### 4. [Microsoft DevOps Documentations](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/?view=azure-devops)
### 5. [DevOps zone](https://dzone.com/devops-tutorials-tools-news)
### 6. [9 DevOps Best Practices – What You Should Do and NOT Do](https://spacelift.io/blog/devops-best-practices)

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## Youtube Videos
### 1. [Saiyam Pathak](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7l_n97Mt0ko&t=10s)
### 2. [Tech world with Nana](https://www.youtube.com/c/TechWorldwithNana)
### 3. [DevOps BootCamp by Kunal kushwaha](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZbG0c87wcM8&list=PL9gnSGHSqcnoqBXdMwUTRod4Gi3eac2Ak)


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## Github Repos
### 1. [DevOps Guide](https://github.com/Tikam02/DevOps-Guide)
### 2. [Master DevOps](https://github.com/in28minutes/devops-master-class)
There is a lot of good content available you can explore and learn. The above resource I recommend for beginners to start with DevOps!

## Wrapup 
In this article, you have learned about the DevOps introduction, why we need it, the lifecycle, and the roles & responsibilities of DevOps engineers, and the resources to learn. Learning DevOps is the best decision you can take by the end of the year. 
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