The 6 Cs of the DevOps Cycle
The 6 Cs of the DevOps Cycle
When it comes to DevOps adoption, having a good attitude, using the proper tools, and understanding the stages of the DevOps cycle are imperative.
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DevOps is easy when you know your organization can adopt changes easily and when you have the right attitude to make DevOps come true in your organization. For tools you need to use in every stage of the DevOps cycle, here are my articles on the set of tools you can use for successful DevOps and 7 incredible tools for DevOps success.
Along with the tools, you need to know the DevOps cycle.
Here are the 6 Cs of DevOps.
1. Continuous Business Planning
This starts with identifying the skills, outcomes, and resources needed.
2. Collaborative Development
This starts with development sketch plan and programming.
3. Continuous Testing
Unit and integration testing help increase the efficiency and speed of the development.
4. Continuous Release and Deployment
A nonstop CD pipeline will help you implement code reviews and developer check-ins easily.
5. Continuous Monitoring
This is needed to monitor changes and address errors and mistakes spontaneously whenever they happen.
6. Customer Feedback and Optimization
This allows for an immediate response from your customers for your product and its features and helps you modify accordingly.
Taking care of these six stages will make you a good DevOps organization. This is not a must-have model but it is one of the more sophisticated models. This will give you a fair idea on the tools to use at different stages to make this process more lucrative for a software-powered organization.
CD pipelines, CI tools, and containers make things easy. When you want to practice DevOps, having a microservices architecture makes more sense.
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