DevOpsLifecycle
DevOpsLifecycle is a concept used to describe the end-to-end lifecycle of software delivery as a continuous, integrated workflow that merges development and operations activities. It emphasizes automation, collaboration, and rapid feedback to shorten lead times, improve quality, and increase reliability across the software lifecycle. While not a formal standard, the term is used to illustrate how teams move from planning through deployment and operations in an ongoing loop rather than through isolated stages.
Key stages typically include planning, coding, building, testing, releasing, deploying, operating, and monitoring, with feedback loops
Common practices within the DevOpsLifecycle include infrastructure as code, automated provisioning, automated testing, configuration management, and
Adoption of the DevOpsLifecycle is driven by culture and collaboration between developers, operators, and other stakeholders.
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