It is exciting how different disciplines can be merged to make the processes more efficient. In 2009, DevOps was coined to address the friction between the Development and Operations teams. As a result, the industry moved towards clubbing both teams together so that the development team was responsible for the entire cycle, from writing code to production deployment. Of course, who would better understand intricacies than the people who developed them?
After this shift, we have seen features being shipped rapidly and the time to market for new features coming down rapidly. DevOps also served as the foundation for many other practices like MLOps, DataOps, GitOps, and undoubtedly many more have emerged.
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