What is DevOps?

Andrea Crawford explains what DevOps is, the value of DevOps, and how DevOps practices and tools help you move your apps through the entire software delivery pipeline from ideation through production.

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[kesteraren]

3 years on and this still remains the best explaination by far. Thanks

[zenluiz]

Great video. Maybe the best simple one I have watched on the topic! Well done IBM!

[djordjepetrovic]

Finally some quality explanation, thank you.

[abinjesusfreak]

Excellent! perhaps the best DevOps explanation I've seen so far.

[IamPali]

Wow... amazing explanation with very well thought out, organized, coherent, and powerful delivery. Thank you

[FSMFLU]

Excellent explanation!!!! It is clear and easy to unerstand.

[VeraxMusic]

IBM lowkey has the best tutorials of these larger concepts at a high level. If they had a Udemy channel, I would literally buy all their courses. I'm trying to learn these concepts and there's not many good resources to learn them (and that includes my job).

[jaimeroman]

What tech did she use to write on the screen??

[mateusmorais]

Thank you, I finally understood what a pipeline is.

[amsyarmalek]

Could you explain to me what is DataOps?

[sreenivasamadenahall]

Thank you for this. I think it can be explained little better. DevOps is all about integrating development + operations for speed, agility and quality. Key enablers here are automation and cultural shifts to be collaborative and test first/automate approach. Key drivers for DevOps are - market conditions where companies need to make continuous improvements to be competitive, increased pressure to do more with less. Microservices for Digitally Transformed or Digitally Native companies want always up applications to evolve continuously.

[dadoll]

Is Testing should have a separate stage in the Delivery Pipeline? Based on your pipeline it is under Build, right?

[krishnarahul]

Hi, Do we require any coding/programming knowledge to become a devops

[ikalennyy]

Absolutely marvelous way to explain. However, I am still confused: if an organization adopts that, or by its nature a team or teams already are doing continuous integration naturally, why do they need a specialized 'devops' engineer? To do what? To tell them how it is supposed to be done if they don't know that yet? But teams can collaborate and just do it. All it takes is competent tech leads talking to competent IT folks. Why do you need a third 'DevOps' middleman?

[jaredwirth]

How is it Andrea, you are able to write in mirror image that way? Are you able to see some sort of monitor, or is this a special effect? Amazing!

[aderalameckonyango]

How do you people make these reverse videos, writing backwards?

[D-J-Q]

How was she able to write backwards using left hand ?

[vincentv.]

How long does it take to master backward writing???

[usmc_ret_]

DevOps seems like another term used as a Project manager, just in the Information Technology field of work. The bringing together of two departments to work together. The DevOps keeps the two cohesive.

[AbhishekGupta-jipf]

she sure has a pretty good tech. vocabulary, don't know what she said though !