What is Devops? (Development & Operations)

The DevOps culture was introduced around 2007 when experts started highlighting the limitations of traditional software development models. In the traditional approach, the developers used to write code without collaborating with the operations teams who deploy and test the code.

DevOps breaks the silos between software developers and IT operations. It’s a combination of development and operations that integrate these processes into one continuous process.

This blog post will help you understand DevOps and how it helps developers and the operations team to acquire efficiency in software development. Let’s discuss this in further detail.

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