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DevOps

No Clocks, LLC implements DevOps practices in all software projects. We use DevOps to automate software development, testing, and deployment processes.

This document outlines our DevOps practices, including the tools we use, the CI/CD pipelines we implement, and the best practices we adhere to.

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Overview

Below is a list of DevOps tools we use:

along with the following tools:

We also use the following tools as necessary:

CI/CD Pipelines

No Clocks, LLC implements CI/CD pipelines in all software projects. We use CI/CD pipelines to automate the build, test, and deployment processes.

We follow the following CI/CD practices:

  • Continuous Integration (CI): We use CI to automatically build and test code changes in a shared repository.
  • Continuous Deployment (CD): We use CD to automatically deploy code changes to production or staging environments.
  • Continuous Delivery (CD): We use CD to automatically deliver code changes to production or staging environments.
  • Infrastructure as Code (IaC): We use IaC to manage infrastructure resources in a declarative manner.
  • GitOps: We use GitOps to manage infrastructure and application configurations using Git repositories.
  • Blue-Green Deployment: We use Blue-Green Deployment to minimize downtime during software releases.
  • Canary Deployment: We use Canary Deployment to gradually roll out new features to a subset of users.
  • A/B Testing: We use A/B Testing to compare the performance of different versions of software.
  • Chaos Engineering: We use Chaos Engineering to test the resilience of software systems under stress.
  • Observability: We use Observability to monitor and analyze the behavior of software systems in real-time.
  • Security: We use Security best practices to protect software systems from vulnerabilities and attacks.
  • Compliance: We adhere to Compliance standards to ensure software systems meet regulatory requirements.
  • Performance: We optimize Performance to ensure software systems meet scalability and responsiveness goals.
  • Cost Optimization: We optimize Costs to ensure software systems are efficient and cost-effective.
  • Collaboration: We promote Collaboration between development, operations, and security teams to achieve common goals.
  • Automation: We automate repetitive tasks to improve efficiency and reduce errors in software development processes.
  • Monitoring: We monitor software systems to detect and resolve issues before they impact users.
  • Logging: We log events and errors to track the behavior of software systems and troubleshoot issues.
  • Alerting: We set up alerts to notify teams of critical issues and take immediate action to resolve them.
  • Incident Response: We have incident response plans in place to address and resolve incidents in a timely manner.

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