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This DevOps tutorial video will help you understand what is DevOps, how DevOps came to being, stages and tools of DevOps and implementation of DevOps. DevOps is a software engineering culture that unifies the development and operations team, under an umbrella of tools to automate every stage. The DevOps approach automates the service management for the support of operational objectives and improves understanding of the layers in the production environment stack. In turn, this helps prevent and resolve production issues. Now, lets deep dive into this video and understand what is DevOps actually, DevOps tools and the stages involved in DevOps.
Below topics are explained in this DevOps tutorial:
1. What is DevOps?
2. DevOps Stages
3. DevOps Tools
4. Quiz - ( 02:56 )
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FINALLY a video that explains DevOps in a great way! Simple, effective, clear, and complete.
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Awesome way to keep updated in IT industry. Please keep up the good work of educating people. Big thumbs up!!!đđ
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Amazing explanation - the best I've seen on CZcams for devops!
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I have shared this video with my friends over WhatsApp, thank you Simplilearn for this amazing video! Love your channel
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Thanks for the great DevOps series - when will you add Kubernetes to this series? I'd also welcome more details around microservices architecture. Thanks!
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The best explanation of DevOps on YT.
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Nailed it with your Explanation. Thank you.
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My friend told me about DevOps and I turned to this video and it was well explained! Thank you for sharing this wonderful content!
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As a fresher can I learn devops??..m totally fresher..can I start my career as devops engineer being a fresher?
DevOps is not easy to learn because the role of a DevOps engineer requires so many skills that can only be developed and honed with years of experience. However, it is not impossible to achieve. if someone is skilled enough, modern IT jobs are always within reach of freshers, and DevOps is no exception to this.
To conclude and answer the question, Yes, a fresher in India can get a DevOps job, but it comes at a cost we call hard work.
Before taking the PGP DevOps course, I was applying to various jobs in the DevOps domain but was not getting any callbacks. But after I completed my certification which I put on LinkedIn, I got a lot of job offers. I learnt technologies like Ansible, Terraform, Docker and Kubernetes which I did not know before taking the course. I am using these technologies on a daily basis at my work and I have been able to make some contributions at work.
I found Simplilearnâs courses really good and value for money. I also found the courses to be very comprehensive, to the point and easy.
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Super Drawing skills. Simple and concise explanation. Thank you
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Please share your feedback and comment below and we'll have our experts answer it for you. Do not forget to attempt the quiz (02:56). We will give out the answers to the quiz on Tuesday, 20th November 2018. Happy Learning!
Nowadays operating systems are developed by design input. Like what kind of memories architecture. What search engine. Question answer type to get the final OS.
option 2. video is simply next level guys. great Kudos to the team
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Option 2
But feedback by the operator should be given first then software should be run on client's machine
Amazing video in a very clean & nice explanation. Keep up the good work. We love your channel. please put up some kubernetes videos also.
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Ahh.... Its second option
But I think you forgot to put a step C in the question. But it is their in the choices
You have TWO steps labeled B.
Hi Rizwan, you found the correct answer. We agree with your statement as well. The explanation for the answer is given below:
The first step to developing software would be to create a strategy such that the software satisfies all its requirements. We then write the code for the functionalities to be provided by the software. This is the "Plan and Code" stage The code is then automatically fetched from the repositories and packaged into executable applications. This is the "Build" stage.
The applications are tested to catch any bugs.
After the required changes are incorporated, the software is deployed on the client system. This falls under the Deploy and Operate state. The software is continuously monitored and any feedback is sent back to the planning stage. This loop will ensure that the product is up to date and providing maximum efficiency. Hope that helps!
I think it's option 2! Also, really cool video, guys! đ
Hi Rahul, thanks for the kind comment! We will give out the answer with the explanation to quiz on Tuesday, 20th November 2018.
Hi Rahul, you found the correct answer. The explanation for the answer is given below:
The first step to developing a software would be to create a strategy such that the software satisfies all its requirements. We then write the code for the functionalities to be provided by the software. This is the "Plan and Code" stage The code is then automatically fetched from the repositories and packaged into executable applications. This is the "Build" stage.
The applications are tested to catch any bugs.
After the required changes are incorporated, the software is deployed on the client system. This falls under the Deploy and Operate state. The software is continuously monitored and any feedback is sent back to the planning stage. This loop will ensure that the product is up to date and providing maximum efficiency. Hope that helps!
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Great intro. Keep doing more like this
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Well explained. Thank you Simplilearn
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Excellent video. Thank you for posting. Do you mind share which software do you use to create the animations for the video? I love them.
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Great video.
Nice examples for explaining
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Finally, I got DevOps thanks a lot.
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Excellent job..simple and clear ..
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The rare unicorn! If you're DevOps you're a precious commodity
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Thanks. Really good stuff.
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Simple video but understandable đ
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Nice explanation. However it i snot very easy to implement, is it? Each s/w component in a big "application" may have its own idiosyncracies, different methods of installation, deployment, testing set-ups etc that makes the time duration for making them automated to fit into the DevOps lifecycle seems to take much more time than the old lifecycle . But probably once done the "continuous operations"phase may be easier and we will reap the rewards that time.
Hi Sridhar,
It is true that setting up DevOps in any environment is difficult and expensive. But once it's complete, the further processes become easier to implement.
Thanks for explaining it simple
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Thanks for Short and informative video, can you check the ABCDEF thers is no C option I think you missed, Anyways nice video.
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Glad you liked it
2 'B's in the question. LOL Otherwise, excellent intro to DevOps!
Good eye! Our mistake.
excellent
I want to join DevOps online live course .. please share more details regarding the same.
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Is a devops engineer job technical or semi-technical ? Thanks for the answer.
DevOps is technical. However, experience with management is crucial.
Good one!
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I learned something!
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please! how can I get like these drawed characters ?
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Which languages we have to know to learn devops?
Javascript, Go, Python, Scala, Ruby, and C are excellent programming languages for DevOps teams (and why JavaScript is not). Programming languages are one of the most important tools in the DevOps arsenal. Hope that helps!
Best explanation
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Hi,
I'm working as a Manual Test Engr. would like to know whether learning DevOps help me in career growth? Is DevOps suggestible for QA's?
"Hi Srikanth,
Since you are working as a manual tester, you can switch your domain to development. You need to learn the important devops tools such as Git, Jenkins, Docker, Chef, Ansible, etc,."
Did you switch from manual to DevOps?
Excellent
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Well done.
Thanks for the kind comment!
Do we require any coding/programming knowledge to become a devops engineer.....?
Yes, coding is an absolute necessity for any DevOps engineer.
@@SimplilearnOfficial Do we require coding skills in all the programming languages....?
None of the above. There is no C in the list of tasks which go - A, B, B, D, E, F.
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Sorry! you chose the wrong the answer. The correct answer is option B and the explanation is below:
The first step to developing a software would be to create a strategy such that the software satisfies all its requirements. We then write the code for the functionalities to be provided by the software. This is the "Plan and Code" stage The code is then automatically fetched from the repositories and packaged into executable applications. This is the "Build" stage.
The applications are tested to catch any bugs.
After the required changes are incorporated, the software is deployed on the client system. This falls under the Deploy and Operate state. The software is continuously monitored and any feedback is sent back to the planning stage. This loop will ensure that the product is up to date and providing maximum efficiency. Hope that helps!
Very good vdo...
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that was great
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What is the main difference between SRE and DEVOPS ?
DevOps raise problems and dispatch them to Dev to solve, but the SRE approach is to find problems and solve some of them themselves.
@@SimplilearnOfficial could please give me usecase for understanding?
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It is nice video.
Thank you very much!
Option 2
Sharing this with my friends! Is it B?
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Hi Anjali, you found the correct answer. The explanation for the answer is given below:
The first step to developing a software would be to create a strategy such that the software satisfies all its requirements. We then write the code for the functionalities to be provided by the software. This is the "Plan and Code" stage The code is then automatically fetched from the repositories and packaged into executable applications. This is the "Build" stage.
The applications are tested to catch any bugs.
After the required changes are incorporated, the software is deployed on the client system. This falls under the Deploy and Operate state. The software is continuously monitored and any feedback is sent back to the planning stage. This loop will ensure that the product is up to date and providing maximum efficiency. Hope that helps!
Clearly option 2 is the answer hehe
yeah devops is the future
Thanks for your input!
B , and yes devops is the future
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Hi Rehan, you found the correct answer. The explanation for the answer is given below:
The first step to developing a software would be to create a strategy such that the software satisfies all its requirements. We then write the code for the functionalities to be provided by the software. This is the "Plan and Code" stage The code is then automatically fetched from the repositories and packaged into executable applications. This is the "Build" stage.
The applications are tested to catch any bugs.
After the required changes are incorporated, the software is deployed on the client system. This falls under the Deploy and Operate state. The software is continuously monitored and any feedback is sent back to the planning stage. This loop will ensure that the product is up to date and providing maximum efficiency. Hope that helps!
Hi Simplilearn
Hi Maini, nice to meet you!
Option b?
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Hi Pooja, you found the correct answer. The explanation for the answer is given below:
The first step to developing a software would be to create a strategy such that the software satisfies all its requirements. We then write the code for the functionalities to be provided by the software. This is the "Plan and Code" stage The code is then automatically fetched from the repositories and packaged into executable applications. This is the "Build" stage.
The applications are tested to catch any bugs.
After the required changes are incorporated, the software is deployed on the client system. This falls under the Deploy and Operate state. The software is continuously monitored and any feedback is sent back to the planning stage. This loop will ensure that the product is up to date and providing maximum efficiency. Hope that helps!
Is it D?
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2nd option
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Hi Leela, you found the correct answer. The explanation for the answer is given below:
The first step to developing a software would be to create a strategy such that the software satisfies all its requirements. We then write the code for the functionalities to be provided by the software. This is the "Plan and Code" stage The code is then automatically fetched from the repositories and packaged into executable applications. This is the "Build" stage.
The applications are tested to catch any bugs.
After the required changes are incorporated, the software is deployed on the client system. This falls under the Deploy and Operate state. The software is continuously monitored and any feedback is sent back to the planning stage. This loop will ensure that the product is up to date and providing maximum efficiency. Hope that helps!
Option 2 is right
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Hi Jitendra, you found the correct answer. The explanation for the answer is given below:
The first step to developing a software would be to create a strategy such that the software satisfies all its requirements. We then write the code for the functionalities to be provided by the software. This is the "Plan and Code" stage The code is then automatically fetched from the repositories and packaged into executable applications. This is the "Build" stage.
The applications are tested to catch any bugs.
After the required changes are incorporated, the software is deployed on the client system. This falls under the Deploy and Operate state. The software is continuously monitored and any feedback is sent back to the planning stage. This loop will ensure that the product is up to date and providing maximum efficiency. Hope that helps!
It's option B btw..
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Hi Mohan, you found the correct answer. The explanation for the answer is given below:
The first step to developing a software would be to create a strategy such that the software satisfies all its requirements. We then write the code for the functionalities to be provided by the software. This is the "Plan and Code" stage The code is then automatically fetched from the repositories and packaged into executable applications. This is the "Build" stage.
The applications are tested to catch any bugs.
After the required changes are incorporated, the software is deployed on the client system. This falls under the Deploy and Operate state. The software is continuously monitored and any feedback is sent back to the planning stage. This loop will ensure that the product is up to date and providing maximum efficiency. Hope that helps!
I think it is option C. Btw i'm new to devops
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Sorry! you chose the wrong the answer. The correct answer is option B and the explanation is below:
The first step to developing a software would be to create a strategy such that the software satisfies all its requirements. We then write the code for the functionalities to be provided by the software. This is the "Plan and Code" stage The code is then automatically fetched from the repositories and packaged into executable applications. This is the "Build" stage.
The applications are tested to catch any bugs.
After the required changes are incorporated, the software is deployed on the client system. This falls under the Deploy and Operate state. The software is continuously monitored and any feedback is sent back to the planning stage. This loop will ensure that the product is up to date and providing maximum efficiency. Hope that helps!
Is it option 3?
Hi Alankar, thanks for your reply! We will give out the answer with an explanation on Tuesday, 20th November 2018.
Sorry! you chose the wrong the answer. The correct answer is option B and the explanation is below:
The first step to developing a software would be to create a strategy such that the software satisfies all its requirements. We then write the code for the functionalities to be provided by the software. This is the "Plan and Code" stage The code is then automatically fetched from the repositories and packaged into executable applications. This is the "Build" stage.
The applications are tested to catch any bugs.
After the required changes are incorporated, the software is deployed on the client system. This falls under the Deploy and Operate state. The software is continuously monitored and any feedback is sent back to the planning stage. This loop will ensure that the product is up to date and providing maximum efficiency. Hope that helps!
option 3
Hi Ankit, you got it wrong. Option 2 is the correct answer. The explanation for the answer is given below:
The first step to developing a software would be to create a strategy such that the software satisfies all its requirements. We then write the code for the functionalities to be provided by the software. This is the "Plan and Code" stage The code is then automatically fetched from the repositories and packaged into executable applications. This is the "Build" stage.
The applications are tested to catch any bugs.
After the required changes are incorporated, the software is deployed on the client system. This falls under the Deploy and Operate state. The software is continuously monitored and any feedback is sent back to the planning stage. This loop will ensure that the product is up to date and providing maximum efficiency. Hope that helps!
2 I am quite sure
Hi Adeel, you found the correct answer. The first step to developing a software would be to create a strategy such that the software satisfies all its requirements. We then write the code for the functionalities to be provided by the software. This is the "Plan and Code" stage The code is then automatically fetched from the repositories and packaged into executable applications. This is the "Build" stage.
The applications are tested to catch any bugs.
After the required changes are incorporated, the software is deployed on the client system. This falls under the Deploy and Operate state. The software is continuously monitored and any feedback is sent back to the planning stage. This loop will ensure that the product is up to date and providing maximum efficiency.
Correct Ans: OPTION 2
Hi Pratik, thanks for your reply! We will give out the answer with the explanation to the quiz on Tuesday, 20th November 2018.
Hi Pratik, you found the correct answer. The explanation for the answer is given below:
The first step to developing a software would be to create a strategy such that the software satisfies all its requirements. We then write the code for the functionalities to be provided by the software. This is the "Plan and Code" stage The code is then automatically fetched from the repositories and packaged into executable applications. This is the "Build" stage.
The applications are tested to catch any bugs.
After the required changes are incorporated, the software is deployed on the client system. This falls under the Deploy and Operate state. The software is continuously monitored and any feedback is sent back to the planning stage. This loop will ensure that the product is up to date and providing maximum efficiency. Hope that helps!
Great video
Hi Pavan, we appreciate the kind comment! enjoy!
Option 2 !!
Hi Kunda, you got the right answer.
The first step to developing a software would be to create a strategy such that the software satisfies all its requirements. We then write the code for the functionalities to be provided by the software. This is the "Plan and Code" stage The code is then automatically fetched from the repositories and packaged into executable applications. This is the "Build" stage.
The applications are tested to catch any bugs.
After the required changes are incorporated, the software is deployed on the client system. This falls under the Deploy and Operate state. The software is continuously monitored and any feedback is sent back to the planning stage. This loop will ensure that the product is up to date and providing maximum efficiency. Hope that helps!
OPTION2
"Hi, you found the correct answer. The explanation for the answer is given below:
The first step to developing a software would be to create a strategy such that the software satisfies all its requirements. We then write the code for the functionalities to be provided by the software. This is the ""Plan and Code"" stage The code is then automatically fetched from the repositories and packaged into executable applications. This is the ""Build"" stage.
The applications are tested to catch any bugs.
After the required changes are incorporated, the software is deployed on the client system. This falls under the Deploy and Operate state. The software is continuously monitored and any feedback is sent back to the planning stage. This loop will ensure that the product is up to date and providing maximum efficiency. Hope that helps!
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Captions would be helpful for people struggling to understand the accent of the narrator.
Thanks for the feedback. We will look into that!
A-B-C-D-E-F is my answer
"Sorry, you got the wrong answer. The explanation for the answer is given below:
The first step to developing software would be to create a strategy such that the software satisfies all its requirements. We then write the code for the functionalities to be provided by the software. This is the ""Plan and Code"" stage The code is then automatically fetched from the repositories and packaged into executable applications. This is the ""Build"" stage.
The applications are tested to catch any bugs.
After the required changes are incorporated, the software is deployed on the client system. This falls under the Deploy and Operate state. The software is continuously monitored and any feedback is sent back to the planning stage. This loop will ensure that the product is up to date and providing maximum efficiency. I hope that helps!"
You forgot a 0. Not sure if you saved Netflix any money or not.
Thanks for the note. Still quite an amount saved though :)
B
2,00,000 looks strange, better 200,000 or 200'000 :-D
Thanks for the feedback!
the comma placement at 2:33...
Thanks for the feedback. We will look into that!
@@SimplilearnOfficial Haha thank you : )
quiz answer is option 2
"Hi Pranav, you found the correct answer. The explanation for the answer is given below:
The first step to developing a software would be to create a strategy such that the software satisfies all its requirements. We then write the code for the functionalities to be provided by the software. This is the ""Plan and Code"" stage The code is then automatically fetched from the repositories and packaged into executable applications. This is the ""Build"" stage.
The applications are tested to catch any bugs.
After the required changes are incorporated, the software is deployed on the client system. This falls under the Deploy and Operate state. The software is continuously monitored and any feedback is sent back to the planning stage. This loop will ensure that the product is up to date and providing maximum efficiency. Hope that helps!
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answer is 2
abcdef
"Hi, you found the correct answer. The explanation for the answer is given below:
The first step to developing a software would be to create a strategy such that the software satisfies all its requirements. We then write the code for the functionalities to be provided by the software. This is the ""Plan and Code"" stage The code is then automatically fetched from the repositories and packaged into executable applications. This is the ""Build"" stage.
The applications are tested to catch any bugs.
After the required changes are incorporated, the software is deployed on the client system. This falls under the Deploy and Operate state. The software is continuously monitored and any feedback is sent back to the planning stage. This loop will ensure that the product is up to date and providing maximum efficiency. Hope that helps!
opt 2
Hi Veerareddy, you found the correct answer. We agree with your statement as well. The explanation for the answer is given below:
The first step to developing software would be to create a strategy such that the software satisfies all its requirements. We then write the code for the functionalities to be provided by the software. This is the "Plan and Code" stage The code is then automatically fetched from the repositories and packaged into executable applications. This is the "Build" stage.
The applications are tested to catch any bugs.
After the required changes are incorporated, the software is deployed on the client system. This falls under the Deploy and Operate state. The software is continuously monitored and any feedback is sent back to the planning stage. This loop will ensure that the product is up to date and providing maximum efficiency. Hope that helps!
Kinda hard to answer considering there are two "B" answers lol.
"Hi, you found the correct answer. The explanation for the answer is given below:
The first step to developing a software would be to create a strategy such that the software satisfies all its requirements. We then write the code for the functionalities to be provided by the software. This is the ""Plan and Code"" stage The code is then automatically fetched from the repositories and packaged into executable applications. This is the ""Build"" stage.
The applications are tested to catch any bugs.
After the required changes are incorporated, the software is deployed on the client system. This falls under the Deploy and Operate state. The software is continuously monitored and any feedback is sent back to the planning stage. This loop will ensure that the product is up to date and providing maximum efficiency. Hope that helps!
A-B-C-D-E-F
"Hi, you found the correct answer. The explanation for the answer is given below:
The first step to developing a software would be to create a strategy such that the software satisfies all its requirements. We then write the code for the functionalities to be provided by the software. This is the ""Plan and Code"" stage The code is then automatically fetched from the repositories and packaged into executable applications. This is the ""Build"" stage.
The applications are tested to catch any bugs.
After the required changes are incorporated, the software is deployed on the client system. This falls under the Deploy and Operate state. The software is continuously monitored and any feedback is sent back to the planning stage. This loop will ensure that the product is up to date and providing maximum efficiency. Hope that helps!
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Hi Muskan, you found the correct answer. The explanation for the answer is given below:
The first step to developing a software would be to create a strategy such that the software satisfies all its requirements. We then write the code for the functionalities to be provided by the software. This is the "Plan and Code" stage The code is then automatically fetched from the repositories and packaged into executable applications. This is the "Build" stage.
The applications are tested to catch any bugs.
After the required changes are incorporated, the software is deployed on the client system. This falls under the Deploy and Operate state. The software is continuously monitored and any feedback is sent back to the planning stage. This loop will ensure that the product is up to date and providing maximum efficiency. Hope that helps!
Option 2
"Hi, you found the correct answer. The explanation for the answer is given below:
The first step to developing a software would be to create a strategy such that the software satisfies all its requirements. We then write the code for the functionalities to be provided by the software. This is the ""Plan and Code"" stage The code is then automatically fetched from the repositories and packaged into executable applications. This is the ""Build"" stage.
The applications are tested to catch any bugs.
After the required changes are incorporated, the software is deployed on the client system. This falls under the Deploy and Operate state. The software is continuously monitored and any feedback is sent back to the planning stage. This loop will ensure that the product is up to date and providing maximum efficiency. Hope that helps!
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"Hi, you found the correct answer. The explanation for the answer is given below:
The first step to developing a software would be to create a strategy such that the software satisfies all its requirements. We then write the code for the functionalities to be provided by the software. This is the ""Plan and Code"" stage The code is then automatically fetched from the repositories and packaged into executable applications. This is the ""Build"" stage.
The applications are tested to catch any bugs.
After the required changes are incorporated, the software is deployed on the client system. This falls under the Deploy and Operate state. The software is continuously monitored and any feedback is sent back to the planning stage. This loop will ensure that the product is up to date and providing maximum efficiency. Hope that helps!
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option 2
Hi Raj, you found the correct answer. The explanation for the answer is given below:
The first step to developing a software would be to create a strategy such that the software satisfies all its requirements. We then write the code for the functionalities to be provided by the software. This is the "Plan and Code" stage The code is then automatically fetched from the repositories and packaged into executable applications. This is the "Build" stage.
The applications are tested to catch any bugs.
After the required changes are incorporated, the software is deployed on the client system. This falls under the Deploy and Operate state. The software is continuously monitored and any feedback is sent back to the planning stage. This loop will ensure that the product is up to date and providing maximum efficiency. Hope that helps!
Option 2
"Hi, you found the correct answer. The explanation for the answer is given below:
The first step to developing a software would be to create a strategy such that the software satisfies all its requirements. We then write the code for the functionalities to be provided by the software. This is the ""Plan and Code"" stage The code is then automatically fetched from the repositories and packaged into executable applications. This is the ""Build"" stage.
The applications are tested to catch any bugs.
After the required changes are incorporated, the software is deployed on the client system. This falls under the Deploy and Operate state. The software is continuously monitored and any feedback is sent back to the planning stage. This loop will ensure that the product is up to date and providing maximum efficiency. Hope that helps!
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option 2
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Option 2
"Hi Amit, you found the correct answer. The explanation for the answer is given below:
The first step to developing a software would be to create a strategy such that the software satisfies all its requirements. We then write the code for the functionalities to be provided by the software. This is the ""Plan and Code"" stage The code is then automatically fetched from the repositories and packaged into executable applications. This is the ""Build"" stage.
The applications are tested to catch any bugs.
After the required changes are incorporated, the software is deployed on the client system. This falls under the Deploy and Operate state. The software is continuously monitored and any feedback is sent back to the planning stage. This loop will ensure that the product is up to date and providing maximum efficiency. Hope that helps!
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Option 2
"Hi, you found the correct answer. The explanation for the answer is given below:
The first step to developing a software would be to create a strategy such that the software satisfies all its requirements. We then write the code for the functionalities to be provided by the software. This is the ""Plan and Code"" stage The code is then automatically fetched from the repositories and packaged into executable applications. This is the ""Build"" stage.
The applications are tested to catch any bugs.
After the required changes are incorporated, the software is deployed on the client system. This falls under the Deploy and Operate state. The software is continuously monitored and any feedback is sent back to the planning stage. This loop will ensure that the product is up to date and providing maximum efficiency. Hope that helps!
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