Workflow Of DevOps With Opensource Tools
The Developers team develops the code and it is maintained in a Source Code Management tool like Github -> The locally developed code of each developer is pushed to “Github” on committing with Git -> An artifact or executable is made from the code after it is built and tested using “Maven” -> It is uploaded to an Artifact repository like “Nexus” after the the applications is successfully tested and working fine then It is made as containerized application image using Docker tool.
Then it will be deployed to a Kubernetes cluster either in on premises or on “AWS” machine, etc to make the deployment faster, you may also use an Infrastructure management tool like “Terraform” or configuration management tool like “Ansible” -> the whole process of picking up the source code, building the same, deploying to production may be done via a Continuous Integration tool like “Jenkins“. These are a few of the most common open-source DevOps tools used in Software Devlopment Life Cycle. There are a lot more way of practicing cloud culture on going through Cloud platforms depends on your business requirement.
Difference Between Azure Devops and Devops
DevOps is a set of practices that we follow to deploy code from development to production swiftly and smoothly. The term “DevOps” came into existence to describe the commonalities between Development and Operations. From creating the source code to deployment and monitoring in production, DevOps involves several different tools or “dots”.
A good DevOps Engineer connects all these dots to make the code deployment efficient. Some of the most common open-source tools include Git, GitHub, Maven, Nexus, Docker, Kubernetes, AWS, Terraform, Ansible, Jenkins, etc. Let’s know about the difference between Azure DevOps and DevOps with the diagram, and architecture below.