Microsoft DevOps ?

Microsoft DevOps is an approach to software development and operations management that integrates DevOps principles and practices within the Microsoft ecosystem and tools. DevOps is a philosophy that promotes close collaboration between development (Dev) and operations (Ops) teams to achieve faster, more reliable, and efficient software delivery, while enhancing the overall quality of the process.

In the Microsoft context, DevOps revolves around the practices and services offered by the Azure DevOps suite. These tools include:

• Azure Boards: For task and issue management.
• Azure Repos: For version control and source code management.
• Azure Pipelines: For continuous integration and continuous delivery.
• Azure Test Plans: For test management and test results.
• Azure Artifacts: For package and dependency management.
• Azure DevOps Server: For deploying these services locally.

Additionally, Microsoft DevOps benefits from tight integration with Microsoft Azure, Microsoft’s cloud platform, which facilitates continuous delivery by providing hosting, container management, monitoring, and auto-scaling services.

DevOps

DevOps is a cultural, methodological, and technical approach aimed at improving collaboration between software development (Dev) and operations (Ops) teams within an organization. The primary goal of DevOps is to create a work environment where software deployment, infrastructure management, and updates can be executed more quickly, reliably, and efficiently. This approach seeks to overcome traditional silos between development and operations to promote the continuous delivery of high-quality software.