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In this modern world of rapidly evolving software, the demand for speed and quality is more pressing than ever. Gone are the days when software delivery could take months or even longer. DevOps has stepped in as a game-changer to overcome the inefficiencies of traditional software deployment, enabling businesses to deliver software faster, more reliably, and with minimal issues.
In this blog, we’ll break down what DevOps is, why it’s necessary, and how it transforms traditional workflows into seamless, automated pipelines.
The Traditional Way of Software Deployment
Before we dive into DevOps, let’s first look at how things used to work in traditional software development:
1. The Manual Process:
Traditionally, the process of deploying software involved three major teams: developers, testers, and operations. Here’s how it looked:
- Developers: Write and test code on their local machines.
- Testers: Validate the code by testing it on various systems to ensure functionality.
- Operations: Responsible for manually deploying the code…
