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DevOps Tooling Overview Summary

Introduction​

This section provides an overview of the DevOps tools and practices utilized in our infrastructure setup. It outlines the key tools, their functionalities, and their roles in our development and operations workflows.

Tools and Practices​

1. Devtron​

  • Description of Devtron as the integrated platform for continuous integration (CI) and continuous deployment (CD).
  • Explanation of how Devtron automates build, test, and deployment processes while managing release pipelines and environments.

2. Configuration Management​

  • Description of infrastructure-as-code practices and tools, such as Terraform or AWS CloudFormation.
  • Explanation of how configuration files and templates are managed, versioned, and applied across environments.

3. Monitoring and Logging​

  • Description of monitoring tools and practices for infrastructure and application monitoring, such as Prometheus, Grafana and Loki.
  • Explanation of how monitoring and logging help in identifying and troubleshooting issues in real-time.

4. Version Control Systems (VCS)​

  • Description of version control systems used, such as Git.
  • Overview of branching strategies, code review processes, and collaboration features.
  • Explanation of how version control enables traceability, collaboration, and reproducibility in the development workflow.

Key Considerations​

  • Summary of key considerations in selecting and configuring DevOps tools, including scalability, extensibility, and compatibility.
  • Discussion on best practices for tool integration, automation, and maintenance.

Conclusion​

This summary provides an insight into our DevOps tooling landscape, highlighting Devtron as the central platform for continuous integration, delivery, and deployment, along with other essential tools and practices. It serves as a reference for understanding our DevOps processes and guiding future improvements and optimizations.