Patrick Debois coined the term "DevOps" in 2009 by combining "development" and "operations" to refer to a collaborative way for software teams to develop and deploy applications. DevOps stresses communication, collaboration and integration between developers and IT operations. It utilizes automation and treats infrastructure as code through stages of planning, creating, verifying, packaging, releasing, configuring and monitoring applications. While DevOps is a cultural practice, cloud computing provides remote servers and services that can support DevOps goals and be a tool to enable frequent deployments.

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2. - Patrick Debois is “the father of DevOps” coined the word “DevOps” in 2009.
- It was formed by combining two words: “development” and “operations”.
- DevOps is a collaborative way of developing and deploying software.
- DevOps (Development and Operations) is a software development and
deployment method that stresses communication, collaboration and integration
between software developers and information technology (IT) operation
professionals.

3. - DevOps is development and operations collaboration.
- DevOps is using automation.
- DevOps is deployments.
- DevOps is treating your infrastructure as code.

4. Stages of DevOps
● Plan
● Create
● Verify
● Packaging
● Release
● Configure
● Monitor

7. DevOps and the Cloud
➔ DevOps and the Cloud are not the same thing.
● DevOps – a culture of collaboration between Dev and Ops
● The Cloud – remote servers on the internet that offer services in place
of locally-hosted solutions. “The cloud is someone else’s computer”
➔ DevOps culture and practices are very useful in the world of the cloud
● cloud services are built on DevOps practices
● They can also be a tool for DevOps. Many cloud services offer features
that support DevOps practices