DevOps: What is it and why is it important?

DevOps is a methodology that combines software development, IT operations, and quality assurance to automate processes and accelerate software deployment. By implementing DevOps, companies shorten the time to deliver IT solutions, reduce errors, and increase system stability.

Why should you implement DevOps in your company?

  • Automation of IT processes and continuous delivery
  • Seamless deployment and scaling of IT infrastructure
  • Better collaboration between development and administration teams
  • Real-time security and monitoring
DevOps Services Ansible, Docker, Puppet

DevOps Services – Our Core Technologies and Tools

Puppet Platform, or Full Control Over Deployments

Ensure efficient and rapid software and application updates with minimal resource involvement. This is what the Puppet platform does – a popular software that simplifies server management and automates their configuration. Check out the benefits it offers.

  • You have the ability to easily test, develop, and deploy new solutions.
  • You observe the project’s development in real-time.
  • You implement new solutions without limiting the availability of your infrastructure essential for daily operations.

Ansible Platform, or Process Automation

Implementing IT processes and new solutions requires close collaboration and very good communication from the team. The DevOps service that unleashes the capacity of teams is the Ansible platform.
Ansible is:

  • Accelerating the IT project execution process.
  • More time for key elements of the task.
  • Delegating processes – no more repeating the same tasks over and over.
  • Automation – tasks performed without your intervention.
  • High-level communication.
  • Free flow of knowledge, experiences, and ideas between teams.

Recommended IT Environment

  • Cloud: AWS, Microsoft Azure
  • Monitoring: Prometheus, Grafana
  • Version Control: Git, GitHub Actions

Docker and Kubernetes (K8s) – Package and Organize

We use these DevOps services to provide your team with an independent virtual environment for designing, testing, deploying, transferring, and managing applications along with their components, which will be ready to work on any devices or in the cloud. Docker allows developers to package applications into containers, and K8s helps manage their deployments. As a result:

  • You control the entire application lifecycle and focus on designing solutions.
  • You flexibly move and deploy complex systems in different environments without modification.
  • You use open-source containerization platforms.
  • You utilize less resource-intensive tools than virtualization.
  • With containers, you activate an additional, isolated operating system with a ready-to-run application or isolate applications in shared systems.