#devops

AWS infrastructure as code framework that allows defining cloud resources using programming languages like TypeScript, Python, or Java, generating CloudFormation.

AWS native service for defining and provisioning infrastructure as code using YAML or JSON templates, with state management and automatic rollback.

Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery/Deployment — practices that automate code integration, testing, and delivery to production. Foundation of modern software engineering.

Development approach leveraging cloud advantages: containers, microservices, immutable infrastructure, and declarative automation for scalable and resilient systems.

Culture and set of practices that unify development (Dev) and operations (Ops) to deliver software with greater speed, quality, and reliability. It's not a role — it's a way of working.

Set of technical and cultural practices that implement DevOps principles — from Infrastructure as Code to blameless post-mortems. The "how" behind the philosophy.

Container platform that packages applications with all dependencies into portable, consistent units that run identically in any environment.

Tool for defining and running multi-container applications with a YAML file, simplifying local development of systems with multiple services.

GitHub's native CI/CD platform. Declarative YAML workflows that automate build, test, deploy, and any development lifecycle task — directly from the repository.

Package manager for Kubernetes that simplifies installation and management of complex applications through reusable and configurable charts.

Practice of defining and managing infrastructure through versioned configuration files instead of manual processes. Foundation of modern operations automation.

Internally built platforms abstracting infrastructure and operations complexity, providing self-service to development teams.

Open source fork of Terraform maintained by the Linux Foundation. Compatible with HCL and Terraform providers, created in response to HashiCorp's license change to BSL 1.1.

Discipline designing and building internal self-service platforms so development teams can deploy and operate applications autonomously.

HashiCorp's Infrastructure as Code tool that enables defining, provisioning, and managing multi-cloud infrastructure through declarative HCL files.