DevOps A Software Architect’s Perspective 2015 Addison Wesley Professional

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DevOps: A Software Architect’s Perspective presents DevOps through the lens of software architecture and engineering practice. It introduces DevOps fundamentals and motivations, connects DevOps with Agile, and explains organizational structure, coordination, and barriers. The book examines the cloud as an enabling platform, core operations and continual service improvement, and then details the deployment pipeline via overall architecture, microservices quality considerations, and guidance for teams and adoption for existing systems.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryTechnology

FormatPDF

Pages464

Reading Time19 h 29 min

Preface

Previewing the Book

Acknowledgments

Legend

PART ONE BACKGROUND

What Is DevOps?

The Cloud as a Platform

Operations

PART TWO THE DEPLOYMENT PIPELINE

Overall Architecture

Building and Testing

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FAQs

What topics does the book cover in its background section?

The background section explains what DevOps is and why it matters, how DevOps relates to Agile, plus team structure, coordination, and barriers. It also covers the cloud as a platform and the role of operations and continual service improvement.

How does the book frame DevOps in relation to software architecture?

The deployment pipeline section begins with overall architecture and asks whether DevOps practices require architectural change. It also discusses microservice architecture quality and rules for teams, tying architectural decisions to practical DevOps outcomes.

What does the book say about building and testing in the deployment pipeline?

Within the pipeline, after defining overall architecture, the book moves to building and testing, emphasizing how teams implement and validate changes as part of the DevOps workflow.

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