Old-school development models just don’t hold up to such high-demand, high-growth environments. Traditionally, Development and Operations teams work separately in silos, hindering the ability to move fast. The response to this contentious relationship was a movement called DevOps. It’s a fancy phrase for a simple idea: your dev and ops teams work better together. It advocates for better communication and collaboration so that developing, testing, releasing, and running software can happen more rapidly and reliably.
Instead of delivering big, infrequent releases (once every 3 to 9 months) like traditional development teams at major enterprises, DevOps takes a “continuous delivery” approach. This means releasing small, incremental improvements regularly—often even several times per day. This can only be achieved if the aspect of DevOps being a job for one person is eliminated, that is, having this mantra “You build it, You ship it and You run it” and therefore DevOps is the way...
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I am a software and DevOps Engineer currently working at ARC Ride Kenya, an EV company based in London and its branches in Kenya. I have previously worked for Cherehani Agriculture also known as Fuga Africa as a DevOps Engineer, worked for Savannah Informatics as a software Engineer and lastly Cryosoft Inc as a Software and Infrastructure Engineer.
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