DevOps Illustrated - A practical approach
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This document outlines a DevOps software development process that utilizes tools like Team Foundation Server, GitHub, Visual Studio, Vagrant, Jenkins, Puppet, Solarwinds, ServiceNOW, and testing tools to enable agile management, continuous integration, delivery, monitoring and testing across development, QA, and production environments. Key aspects of the process include backlog management, sprint planning, source code management, continuous integration builds triggered by code changes, nightly builds, QA testing builds, user acceptance testing builds, and production releases.
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