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Development to Operations, widely known as DevOps, is a modern software engineering approach that integrates development and operations teams to achieve faster, more efficient, and more reliable software delivery. Instead of working in isolated silos, DevOps encourages continuous collaboration, automation, and communication across the entire application lifecycle. By bridging the traditional gap between developers, who focus on innovation and coding, and operations teams, who manage deployment and stability, DevOps ensures that software can move from idea to release with fewer delays and fewer errors. At its core, DevOps is not just a set of tools but a cultural shift that transforms how teams interact, how they think about building software, and how organizations deliver value to users.
One of the defining features of DevOps is continuous integration and continuous delivery, commonly referred to as CI/CD. This practice allows developers to frequently merge code changes into a shared repository, where automated…