Need of DevOps in the IT

π Hello! I'm passionate about DevOps and have over 1+ years of experience in the field. I'm proficient in a variety of cutting-edge technologies and always motivated to expand my knowledge and skills. Let's connect and grow together!
SKILLS:
πΉ Languages & Runtimes: Python, Shell Scripting, HCL, YAML πΉ Cloud Technologies: AWS, Microsoft Azure, GCP πΉ Infrastructure Tools: Docker, Terraform, AWS CloudFormation πΉ Other Tools: Linux, Git and GitHub Actions, Jenkins, Jira, GitLab (beginner), Docker, AWS DevOps πΉ Web Development: HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, Python, SQL
Job & Responsibilities:
π Improved development efficiency by implementing CI/CD pipelines, resulting in a 30% reduction in deployment time on the test server. π Strengthened deployment and testing reliability by utilizing Docker containers and optimizing Dockerfile, reducing development issues on the test server by 20%. βοΈ Automated S3 bucket log creation with Shell scripting, eliminating 100% of manual search and saving 2 hours per week. π Scheduled EC2 instance start/stop using Lambda functions and Event Bridge, leading to a 25% decrease in infrastructure costs. π§ Utilized AWS, Linux, Python, Docker, Shell scripting, Terraform, Jenkins Pipelines, and automation to streamline workflows and improve overall system performance.
I'm very detail-oriented and possess strong written and verbal communication skills. As a high performer with a possibility mindset, I strive to solve problems using efficient approaches.
Let's Connect & Grow:
If you find my profile suitable for the role you are searching for, please feel free to reach out to me at sumanprasad9766@gmail.com.
Good morning, everyone! As we approach Day 17 of our #90days challenge, it's time to talk about one of the most important concepts in modern software development: DevOps.
DevOps is a practice that aims to bridge the gap between software development and IT operations. This collaboration between teams helps organizations to deliver high-quality software quickly, reliably and securely.
Why do we need DevOps?
Faster Delivery: DevOps helps to automate many of the manual processes involved in software development and deployment. This allows teams to deliver software faster and more frequently.
Improved Quality: DevOps practices, such as continuous testing and continuous integration, help to identify and fix bugs earlier in the development process. This leads to improved software quality and a better user experience.
Better Collaboration: DevOps encourages collaboration between development and operations teams. This helps to break down silos and improve communication, which leads to more efficient and effective software development.
What is DevOps?
DevOps is a culture and set of practices that focus on collaboration and communication between development and operations teams. It emphasizes the use of automation and tools to streamline the software development and deployment process. DevOps practices, such as continuous integration and continuous deployment, help to automate many of the manual processes.
A DevOps example:
Consider a software development team working on a new app. In the past, the team might have written code, tested it and then handed it over to the operations team for deployment. With DevOps, the development and operations teams work together from the start. The development team writes code and tests it, but also automates the deployment process. The operations team monitors the app in production and provides feedback to the development team. This collaboration helps to ensure that the app is delivered quickly and reliably.
In conclusion, DevOps is a critical practice for organizations looking to deliver high-quality software quickly and reliably. By bridging the gap between development and operations, DevOps helps teams to work more efficiently and effectively, delivering better software to customers.




