Using Devops Practices for Operating CEPH
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The document discusses that DevOps is a culture, not a job title or team, where people work together across roles to imagine, develop, deploy, and operate systems. It emphasizes automation, measurement, sharing, testing practices like the test pyramid, monitoring, and that DevOps is something you do, not a product or department.
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