The document outlines the stages of the DevOps lifecycle, which includes planning, coding, building, testing, deployment, operation, monitoring, optimization, and feedback. It emphasizes the importance of collaboration and automation throughout the process to improve software development and operational efficiency. The content also promotes GCP DevOps training offered by Visualpath in Ameerpet, Hyderabad.

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2. Introduction
The DevOps lifecycle consists of a series of stages
that represent the processes involved in developing,
deploying, and maintaining software applications while
fostering collaboration between development and
operations teams. The specific stages may vary
slightly depending on the organization and the nature
of the project, but generally, the DevOps lifecycle
includes the following stages:
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3. Stages of DevOps lifecycle
Plan: In this initial stage, development and operations
teams collaborate to define the project's goals,
requirements, and scope. This involves prioritizing tasks,
setting objectives, and creating a roadmap for the entire
lifecycle.
Code: This stage involves actual development, where
software engineers write code to implement the features
and functionality defined during the planning phase.
Collaboration and version control are essential during this
stage to ensure code quality and consistency.
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4. ● Build: In this stage, the
development team compiles the
code into executable files or
artifacts. The build process
includes compiling, linking, and
packaging the code, along with
any dependencies. Automated
build tools are often used to
streamline this process and
ensure consistent and repeatable
builds.
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5. Test: Automated testing is a critical component of the
DevOps lifecycle. The testing phase involves running various
types of tests, including unit tests, integration tests, regression
tests, and performance tests.
Deploy: The deployment stage involves releasing the code
and artifacts to the production environment or other target
environments. Automation is key in this stage to ensure
consistent and error-free deployments. Continuous
integration/continuous deployment (CI/CD) pipelines
automate the deployment process, reducing the risk of human
errors.
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6. Operate: Once the software is deployed, operations
teams monitor its performance, availability, and user
experience. Monitoring tools and practices are used to
detect and address issues promptly. Automated scaling
and monitoring help ensure optimal performance and
reliability.
Monitor: Continuous monitoring of the application is
crucial for identifying and resolving issues in real-time.
Monitoring encompasses various aspects, including
performance metrics, system health, user behavior, and
security.
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Optimize: The optimization stage involves analyzing the collected data
and identifying opportunities for improving the application's
performance, scalability, and user experience. This could involve refining
code, optimizing infrastructure, adjusting configurations, and enhancing
overall system architecture.
Feedback: Feedback loops are essential for continuous improvement.
Development and operations teams gather feedback from users,
stakeholders, and the monitoring systems to make informed decisions
for future iterations. This feedback informs the planning and
development of new features or improvements.

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