What is DevOps?
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Defines DevOps as a cultural and professional movement — an abstraction for respectful collaboration of domain experts rather than a product, team, role or methodology — and claims its value is better-quality, context-aware decisions not more chatter. Gives concrete examples: involving operations early when rebuilding a site changes architecture choices, and debates like client-side host array vs load balancer vs DNS round‑robin that reveal tradeoffs in reliability, performance and implementation complexity.
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