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The document is a series of tweets discussing DevOps and related concepts. It mentions that there is no such thing as DevSecOps alone. It discusses Gene Kim's three ways framework which emphasizes performance of the entire system. It also lists out different variations of terms combining DevOps with other functions like security, sales, and HR. In the end, it simply states DevOps.
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