Most popular DevOps tools
Advantages of DevOps:
Technically:
- Continuous software delivery
- Less complex problems to fix
- Faster resolution of problems
Business aspects:
- Faster delivery of features
- More stable operating environments
- More time available to add value (rather than fix/maintain)
Most popular DevOps tools:
- Git : Version Control System tool
- Jenkins : Continuous Integration tool
- Selenium : Continuous Testing tool
- Puppet, Chef, Ansible : Configuration Management and Deployment tools
- Nagios : Continuous Monitoring tool
- Docker : Containerization tool
- Jira - issue tracking
- Bitbucket - web-based version control repository
- SonarQube - continuous inspection of code quality to perform automatic reviews
- Artifactory/Nexus - binary repository manager
- Chef / Puppet /Ansible - application-deployment tool
- Jira - issue tracking
- Bitbucket - web-based version control repository
- SonarQube - continuous inspection of code quality to perform automatic reviews
- Artifactory/Nexus - binary repository manager
- Chef / Puppet /Ansible - application-deployment tool
How do all these tools work together
- Developers develop the code and this source code is managed by Version Control System tools like Git etc.
- Developers send this code to the Git repository and any changes made in the code is committed to this Repository.
- Jenkins pulls this code from the repository using the Git plugin and build it using tools like Ant or Maven.
- Configuration management tools like puppet deploys & provisions testing environment and then Jenkins releases this code on the test environment on which testing is done using tools like selenium.
- Once the code is tested, Jenkins send it for deployment on the production server (even production server is provisioned & maintained by tools like puppet).
- After deployment It is continuously monitored by tools like Nagios.
- Docker containers provides testing environment to test the build features.
- Developers develop the code and this source code is managed by Version Control System tools like Git etc.
- Developers send this code to the Git repository and any changes made in the code is committed to this Repository.
- Jenkins pulls this code from the repository using the Git plugin and build it using tools like Ant or Maven.
- Configuration management tools like puppet deploys & provisions testing environment and then Jenkins releases this code on the test environment on which testing is done using tools like selenium.
- Once the code is tested, Jenkins send it for deployment on the production server (even production server is provisioned & maintained by tools like puppet).
- After deployment It is continuously monitored by tools like Nagios.
- Docker containers provides testing environment to test the build features.
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