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#69: DevOps: not a job position, but culture and mindset
DevOps is a movement to bridge the gap between developers and
operations teams. Traditionally, these two groups were separate and
rarely interacted with each other. Developers didn’t quite understand
how software is deployed and managed. Operation teams, on the other
hand, treated software as a black box. DevOps encourages synergy between
these two roles. Developers should take responsibility for their
software. Including how it runs and behaves on production. Ops should
understand the software they run. But more importantly, they should
adopt well-established software engineering principles. For example,
automation, auditing, testing, and fast feedback. Ideally, devs and ops
should work together in a single team, toward a common goal.
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By Tomasz NurkiewiczDevOps is a movement to bridge the gap between developers and
operations teams. Traditionally, these two groups were separate and
rarely interacted with each other. Developers didn’t quite understand
how software is deployed and managed. Operation teams, on the other
hand, treated software as a black box. DevOps encourages synergy between
these two roles. Developers should take responsibility for their
software. Including how it runs and behaves on production. Ops should
understand the software they run. But more importantly, they should
adopt well-established software engineering principles. For example,
automation, auditing, testing, and fast feedback. Ideally, devs and ops
should work together in a single team, toward a common goal.
Read more: https://nurkiewicz.com/69
Get the new episode straight to your mailbox: https://nurkiewicz.com/newsletter