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DevOps emphasizes collaboration between development and operations teams to enhance software delivery through practices like Continuous Integration, Continuous Delivery, and Infrastructure as Code. It utilizes tools such as Jenkins, Docker, and Kubernetes, and is closely tied to cloud computing for efficient resource management. Microservices architecture allows for independent, scalable services, contrasting with monolithic architecture, which can become complex as applications grow.

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Problem Statement 1

a. DevOps Goals and Culture


DevOps is all about bringing together developers and operations teams to work
closely and deliver software faster and better. The goal is to break down silos
between teams and create a culture of collaboration, automation, and continuous
improvement. Think of it as a team sport where everyone contributes to building,
testing, and releasing code.

b. DevOps Concepts & Practice


Key DevOps practices include:
Continuous Integration (CI): Automatically test and combine code from all
developers.
Continuous Delivery (CD): Automatically release code to production after it's
tested.
Infrastructure as Code (IaC): Managing infrastructure using code instead of manual
processes.
Monitoring & Logging: Keeping an eye on how your apps are running and spotting
issues early.

c. DevOps Tools
Some popular tools used in DevOps:

CI/CD: Jenkins, GitHub Actions, GitLab CI


Containerization: Docker
Orchestration: Kubernetes
Monitoring: Prometheus, Grafana
Source Control: Git
These tools help automate tasks, speed up development, and reduce errors.

d. Relationship between DevOps and the Cloud


DevOps and cloud computing go hand in hand. The cloud (like AWS, Azure, GCP) gives
on-demand infrastructure, and DevOps provides the methods to manage it efficiently.
The cloud makes it easier to implement DevOps practices like CI/CD, autoscaling,
and IaC.

Problem Statement 2

1. Microservices
Microservices are small, independent services that work together to form a
complete application. Each service does one thing well and can be built, deployed,
and scaled independently.

2. Monolithic Architecture
This is when the entire application is built as a single unit. It’s simple to start
but becomes hard to manage and scale as the project grows.

Think of this as a single, large "house" where all the different parts of the
software are tightly integrated within one application. Everything from user
management to order processing lives in the same structure.

3. Microservices Architecture
This is an approach where the application is split into smaller, interconnected
services. Each service has its own logic and database and talks to other services
via APIs.

4. Loosely Coupled Architecture:

This is about how well those "buildings" (or parts of a single "house") interact.
In a loosely coupled system, changes to one part don't significantly affect others.
They communicate through clear and stable "roads" or "communication channels" (like
well-defined APIs).

5. Reasons to Use Microservices

Easier to scale
Faster development
Better fault isolation
Independent deployments
Flexibility in technology choices

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