DevOps

Cloud platforms such as AWS (Amazon Web Services) and DigitalOcean play a key role in the modern DevOps environment. AWS provides a wide range of services, including compute resources, storage, databases, and application management and monitoring tools. DigitalOcean is popular for its simplicity and affordability, making it ideal for smaller teams and startups. Both platforms allow for easy scalability, flexibility and support for deployment automation.

Git is an essential tool in a DevOps environment for managing code versions. It allows teams to track changes, collaborate on development, and manage different versions of code efficiently. Git also supports CI/CD processes that enable regular integration and testing of code, which improves its quality and stability.

Docker has become the standard for container management in DevOps. It allows developers to package applications and their dependencies into containers that can be easily deployed and run on different environments. Docker simplifies testing and deployment processes because containerized applications run consistently regardless of the host environment. Together with orchestration tools such as Kubernetes, Docker enables efficient management of large-scale and distributed systems.