DevOps Services
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What is DevOps?
DevOps is a set of practices that promote communication and collaboration among development, quality assurance, and IT operations. So as to reduce the gap that might exist between the teams and develop an agile relationship. This allows for release of regular updates to their products much quicker than using the more traditional ‘waterfall’ development model.It aims to develop an agile relationship between the two, so that organizations can create and release regular updates to their products much quicker than using the more traditional ‘waterfall’ development model. So, the DevOps Engineers basically sits in the middle between development and deployment, making sure everything is geared towards releasing of updates as efficiently as possible. The goal of DevOps is to merge daily tasks involved in the development, quality control, deployment, and integration of software development into a single, continuous set of processes. Teams develop best practices and principles that will make development cycles shorter and assist teams in continuously delivering high-quality software. This shorter cycle can have immense benefits -- if done well, you can deploy several times per day using a DevOps approach, without your users having to download anything or take any further action at all. They might not even notice that anything has changed. In today’s fast-paced environment, this type of development is quickly becoming a necessity rather than a luxury. If you’ve yet to make the switch, it’s seriously worth considering.
How we Help
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Our DevOps services trains engineers for work as liaisons between software development and IT Operations team . We embrace a customer first” mindset to ensure delivery of quality service. DevOps teams work in collaboration with other teams to scale cloud programs, plan and create workflow processes, develop automation procedures, deploy updates, and so on. If your organization is large enough (and busy enough) to justify a team of DevOps engineers, you might want to look for people with special interest in some of the areas listed above rather than hiring a team of generalists. Positions you could look for include: Release manager: oversees the planning, scheduling, controlling and release of a software build. Automation expert: fairly self explanatory. The go-to person for all things automation-related. Software tester: responsible for all DevOps-related software testing. QA lead: ensures quality and adherence to standards across the DevOps function. DevOps engineer: takes the lead on embedding the appropriate security measures into your release cycle and across all other DevOps processes. We couldn’t be more excited to offer talent and do the resource management for your DevOps teams or if you just need a single DevOps Engineer we can certainly accommodate that as well.