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2. What is AWS DevOps? • AWS DevOps is Amazon's answer to implementing the DevOps philosophy using its cloud platform and dedicated tools and services. In their own words, AWS provides a set of flexible services designed to enable companies to more rapidly and reliably build and deliver products using AWS and DevOps practices. • To get a better grasp of what is DevOps, let’s take a look at some ‘cultural’ underpinnings fostering the creation of this new IT movement, profession, and practice.

3. AWS DevOps: • In the IT industry, everything starts with an idea for a solution. The goal of any IT project is to either improve or introduce a new function that generates value both for the end-users and the product owner (entrepreneur). • Businesses pursue an agenda of growing their revenues through attracting more users with better offerings. Nonprofits pursue some idea that could be turned into a solution, improving someone’s life or benefiting society as a whole.

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5. DevOps: • The IT customer wants to create an innovative product and successfully launch it to the market. • The developer wants to ship a robust, secure and functional IT solution. • Initially, it may seem that their goals align. But these two sides often have a completely different understanding of what constitutes an end-product. • Most developers consider the final IT solution (built up to customer’s specs) as the end-product. They will sign things without tackling its deployment on the customer’s server because ‘that’s not their area of competence’.

6. What we have as a result is a disappointed and somewhat baffled customer and a developer who can’t wrap his mind about what went wrong. • Here’s another example. At some point, every company decides that there’s a need to improve an existing software product resting on its servers. Making changes to an existing ecosystem, however, is neither fast nor easy. • Two different people (or teams) initially worked on the software. The developer wrote the code and the operational specialist was responsible for deployment. • Both operated as separate entities, in-the-dark and had a little-to-no idea of how the other party organized things at their end.

7. They didn’t quite understand how things should be integrated and orchestrated from the very start. Instead, they go with the flow up till the point when making any systemic changes would be too late. • Alas, now we have two people – a developer and an IT operations specialist – separated by a figurative wall. That wall is a product none of them fully understands. And they are trying to find common ground to make things work between them. • DevOps(acronym for development and operations) movement emerged as this aspiration to ‘break the wall’ and “close the gap” between the two IT functions  – “developers” and “operations”. And this gradual unification proved to be highly beneficial both for businesses, and IT specialists.

8. DevOps: DevOps stands for a set of practices aimed at establishing better collaboration between the DevOpsas well as helping businesses or nonprofits develop, update and deploy new applications faster. DevOps is: • a movement • collective intelligence • tight collaboration between developers and operations staff • an organizational method • a profession that demands continuous learning

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