Have you ever imagined a world where Dev and Ops become DevOps? Well, I must say this world is real and we are living on it right now! That’s why I wrote this post to try to discuss The Principles of DevOps. The content was based on what I learned after reading the book The DevOps Handbook available on Amazon and after working in a DevOps role for more than one year. I’m also planning to write a series of posts to deep dive better in some concepts. So let’s go!
Basically, DevOps is based on three Principles:
- At first, the Principles of Flow;
- Second, the Principles of Feedback;
- Last but not least, the Principles of Continual Learning.
Each one of them represents important steps and actions that should be taken by its practitioners. Always looking to improve their processes and deliver more reliable systems.
DevOps is more about a culture and a way of thinking, not about technologies. So you won’t see in this post content targeting specific applications like Azure DevOps ones I have written before.
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