Top DevOps Tools

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Top DevOps Tools Git

GitHub is frequently regarded as the greatest platform for developers to share open-source projects and work on shared repositories. While GitLab and Bitbucket are designed specifically for businesses, they may help engineers of all disciplines deploy, test, release, and ship code more quickly and reliably.

Ansible

Ansible enables DevOps and IT teams to automate application and infrastructure component installations, upgrades, restarts, and other maintenance tasks. This reduces the amount of time spent manually setting systems and CI/CD pipelines and eliminates a lot of human error. Jenkins

While Ansible focuses on configuration management automation and ease of use, Jenkins focuses on the CI/CD pipeline and building up powerful deployment automation. Both Ansible and Jenkins are open-source automation servers that can be used for dependable CI/CD pipelines, app deployments, and configuration management — yet Jenkins is considered the gold standard for CI by many teams.

Chef

Chef manages configurations using an imperative language. This enables for more customization and effectively provides DevOps and IT teams complete control over their nodes' programming.

Puppet

Puppet employs a declarative language that is more comparable to a state description for an asset, but it does not provide a method for developers or system administrators to intervene in how that state is achieved. This limitation can limit customizability, but it frequently provides more benefits in terms of reliability.


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