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As technology improves, a variety of DevOps software tools are being created to help make collaboration and development more efficient. In order to help you develop and refine your DevOps strategy, we have listed 10 of the best DevOps tools that you must employ in 2020. In 2022 their are many job opportunities in field of DevOps. To enhance DevOps knowledge its recommended to take Post Graduate Program in DevOps.
- Slack
In 2013, when Slack was first introduced, Slack is still one of the most popular tools for communication that teams use to facilitate collaborative work on project. The tool that is part of the DevOps arsenal is employed by tech companies around the world to break away barriers and provide each team member an enlightened view of the process. One great feature about Slack is the fact that it lets developers to collaborate with tools in the same place in which they can communicate with maintenance and service personnel.
- Jenkins
A continuous integration server that is open source, Jenkins automates the complete process of building an software project. Jenkins' USP of this program lies in the Pipeline feature that it provides that can be used by developers to automate commit code to the repository, tests, as well in fetching reports generated following the testing.
The highly configurable tool gives instant feedback , and can inform you when a specific stage is causing the destruction of a build or harming another. The majority of tasks and tools used within SDLC could be automated by Jenkins and allows team members to boost the speed of their work.
- Docker
Docker is an application that is at the heart of containerization, a movement which is quickly growing in popularity within the IT world. Docker provides secure packaging, deployment and running of apps regardless of the operating environment. Each container for an application contains source code, the supporting files including runtime, configuration files as well as other files. that are responsible for execution of the application.
Utilizing the Docker Engine as a platform, containers can be accessed , which allows applications to be executed remotely. This application has helped businesses to lower their the cost of infrastructure. According to a study 2/3 companies that have used the app have embraced it within the first 30 days of implementing this app.
- Phantom
Software security is among the main worries of every DevOps team. This is why the Phantom tool can be an invaluable resource to developers looking to create an efficient infrastructure right starting from the beginning of SDLC.
Utilizing the phantom tool you can join in a central environment around an incident, and be aware of growing security threats while doing so. The tool offers DevOps professionals the ability to minimize the risks immediately by employing techniques like the detonation of files, device quarantine as well as other techniques.
- Nagios
Like Phantom, Nagios is also an monitoring tool that is designed to monitor your servers, applications, and your entire infrastructure for business. It is an excellent resource for large companies that have a large variety of circuits (routers and servers, switches and so on.) within the backend. It informs users when a specific problem occurs at the backend, or if any device is not functioning properly. It also maintains an overview of performance and patterns to inform users of the possibility of malfunction that could occur.
- Vagrant
Vagrant is a software to manage and work with virtual machines within a single workflow. With Vagrant, members of the team can collaborate on software running environments and test software quicker without spending time creating configurations.
The tool makes sure that the environment used for an individual project remains identical across each developer's computer The excuse that "runs-on my-system" is removed from the equation.
- Ansible
Ansible is among the most basic yet efficient IT orchestration and management tools on the market. In comparison to other tools like Puppet and Chef which are brimming in features Ansible has a more mellow appearance and doesn't consume the resources of your device as it runs in background.
This tool is used primarily to push changes into the system in use and for setting up new machines. The reduction of costs associated with infrastructure as well as increasing the speed are only two reasons that have made this tool a favorite among IT companies.
- GitHub
It was launched in 2000, GitHub remains as one of the most popular DevOps tools for collaboration that is easy. With the tool developers are able to perform rapid revisions to code, and the notification of that is instantly sent to the team members. In the event of an error or fallout, instant rollbacks are possible to the previous version in moments, thanks to the history of changes that is branched that are saved continuously within the program.
- Sentry
Sentry, a tool utilized by companies like Uber and Microsoft is among the top DevOps tools for bug or error detection. The tool is free and is compatible with languages like Ruby, IOS, JavaScript and more. as well as has built-in SDKs that can be customized to work with all frameworks and languages.
The tool constantly scans code lines throughout the entire system and will notify you if it detects an error or a problem. It not only identifies the issue, but also provides various solutions that are incorporated by just a click.
- BitBucket
Like GitHub, BitBucket is also an application that helps to manage projects' code throughout the development process. Although GitHub is still regarded as the most popular repository, many users are switching to BitBucket due to its lower costs and the ability to use the private repository (a feature that is only available in the paid version of GitHub).While the fundamental features of BitBucket has a lot in common with GitHub and features like simple Integration with Jira and Trello and built-in CI/CD capabilities can give this tool from Atlassian an advantage.
Conclusion
This is our top 10 DevOps tools that are being more and more widely adopted by businesses across the world. If you think there are better tools that we didn't cover be sure to include them in the comments section below.
This content originally appeared on DEV Community and was authored by Neelam
Neelam | Sciencx (2022-07-14T18:32:10+00:00) 10 best DevOps Tools. Retrieved from https://www.scien.cx/2022/07/14/10-best-devops-tools/
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