What is DevOps Lifecycle and How to Manage Yours

From conceptualization to deployment, the process of developing software applications or web applications is complex. By going through several intricate phases of development, a web application or software is tested on multiple levels before being proceeded into production. 

In most cases, software application development becomes time-consuming due to its specifications and complexities. In order to deliver the application in a short span of time, software developers are following a universal set of practices called the DevOps lifecycle.

How to Implement DevOps Testing

The DevOps definition differs from one practitioner to another. Some organizations implement DevOps as practice, while others adopt a culture or movement. But each organization needs to implement a series of changes by shifting from traditional software development practices to DevOps. In addition, they need to create an environment in which all software development activities (coding, testing, implementation and start-up) are seamlessly integrated into a single cycle.

DevOps requires companies to facilitate continuous communication and collaboration between programmers, evaluators, and operations personnel. In addition, professionals need to use specialized tools to unify development, quality control, and operations without problems. At the same time, the company should focus in particular on the implementation of DevOps tests to assess the quality of the software from the planning stage to the implementation phase of the project. Therefore, each company must focus on many factors to perform DevOps tests efficiently.