January 2020
Intermediate to advanced
640 pages
16h 56m
English
DevOps is the last software development model that we will be examining in this chapter. Nowadays, more and more organizations endeavor to scale out their systems by transitioning from monolithic to service-oriented architectures (SoA). The basic premise behind the DevOps model is that each engineering team owns the services they build. This is achieved by fusing development with operations, that is, the aspects involved in deploying, scaling, and monitoring services once they get deployed to production.
The DevOps model evolved in parallel with the other agile models and was heavily influenced by the principles put forward by the lean development model. While there is no recommended approach to implementing DevOps (one of the reasons ...