Infrastructure as Code puts DevOps on autopilot
Manual server setups are fading fast. Tools like Terraform, Ansible, and SaltStack are rewriting the rules for DevOps teams. Here's what makes each one stand out.
DevOps 1 story
DevOps connects software development with the systems and practices used to build, test, release and operate software reliably. This category examines continuous integration, continuous delivery, infrastructure automation, observability, deployment workflows, configuration, containers and collaboration around production systems. It differs from programming because the focus is the delivery and operation pipeline, not code alone. Readers get practical guidance for reducing release friction, improving reliability and understanding how software moves from repository to running service.