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What is DevOps?
DevOps is a set of practices, tools, and cultural philosophies that aim to increase the collaboration between software development (Dev) and IT operations (Ops) teams. By unifying these traditionally separate groups, DevOps seeks to shorten the development lifecycle, enhance the quality of software, and ensure faster and more reliable releases. The core philosophy of DevOps…
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What does Devops Mean?
DevOps is a combination of development (Dev) and operations (Ops) practices that aims to improve the efficiency, collaboration, and quality of software delivery. It is a cultural shift that focuses on breaking down silos between traditionally separate teams to improve the speed, reliability, and quality of software deployment. By integrating automation, monitoring, and collaboration, DevOps…
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What are the top DevOps implementation Examples
DevOps is a methodology that brings together development and operations to streamline and automate the software development lifecycle. It focuses on improving collaboration, enhancing efficiency, and delivering high-quality software at a faster pace. DevOps practices are applicable across a wide range of industries and business sectors, where they help organizations automate and optimize the processes…
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Where is DevOps Used?
DevOps is a methodology that brings together development and operations to streamline and automate the software development lifecycle. It focuses on improving collaboration, enhancing efficiency, and delivering high-quality software at a faster pace. DevOps practices are applicable across a wide range of industries and business sectors, where they help organizations automate and optimize the processes…
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What the Best DevOps Tutorials?
DevOps is an evolving field that combines development and operations into one streamlined process, helping organizations improve collaboration, automation, and delivery of software. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced practitioner, learning DevOps can significantly improve your workflow, especially if you’re focused on continuous integration (CI), continuous deployment (CD), and infrastructure automation. DevOps tutorials are…
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Introducing step failure strategies in Bitbucket Pipelines
We are excited to introduce a new capability in Bitbucket Pipelines – Step Failure Strategies. This is the first of a set of new features allowing developers to implement more comprehensive logic and control-flow inside their CI/CD pipelines. Failure Strategies are designed to give you explicit control over how your pipeline behaves in the event…
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Quickly diagnose issues by viewing previous Pipeline runs
We are excited to announce the release of a new capability in Bitbucket Pipelines that will improve your experience diagnosing issues with your pipeline runs, by allowing you to view and access previous runs within the Pipelines UI. The previous pipeline Runs dropdown will not show up if you re-run an entire pipeline, because re-running…
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Full web support for conditional access policies across Azure DevOps and partner web properties
We’re happy to announce that we’ve made significant progress in updating our web authentication stack on Azure DevOps services and partner web properties to utilize Microsoft Entra tokens to handle web sessions. By replacing our previous cookies with Entra tokens, we’ve deepened the integration we have with Microsoft Entra ID on our web experience. This…
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Update to Azure DevOps Allowed IP addresses
We are excited to announce some important upgrades to our networking infrastructure that will enhance the performance and reliability of our service. As part of these infrastructure upgrades, we are introducing new IP addresses that you will need to allow list in your firewall configurations. What’s Changing And Why? We are transitioning from the current…
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Progressive Delivery: The Future of Software Deployment Is Already Here
When was the last time you enjoyed a software update? If you’re struggling to remember, you’re not alone. While engineers can now deploy code changes in seconds, making those changes useful and enjoyable is not easy. Progressive Delivery, a term coined by James Governor in 2018, offers a fresh framework for addressing these challenges. With…