Devops terms
Shipping fast, breaking nothing, sleeping soundly
The gap between writing code and running it reliably in production is where DevOps lives. CI/CD pipelines, infrastructure as code, containerisation, deployment strategies, monitoring, and incident response — this category covers the culture, tools, and practices that let teams ship with confidence and recover quickly when things go wrong.
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DevOps
A culture and set of practices that unifies development and operations teams to deliver software faster and more reliably.
2mo ago
devops beginner
Four metrics from the DevOps Research and Assessment team that predict software delivery performance: deployment frequency, lead time, change failure rate, and time to restore.
2mo ago
devops intermediate
Release toggles, ops toggles, experiment toggles, and permission toggles — each with different lifespans, owners, and removal disciplines.
2mo ago
devops intermediate
GitFlow uses long-lived feature and release branches; trunk-based development merges to main frequently — the latter scales better with CI/CD.
2mo ago
devops intermediate
Automating PHP CI/CD with GitHub Actions — running tests, static analysis, code style checks, and deployments on every push and pull request.
2mo ago
devops intermediate
Using Git as the single source of truth for infrastructure and application state — changes are made via pull requests, and a reconciliation loop automatically applies them to the target environment.
2mo ago
devops advanced
Dedicated endpoints that report application and dependency status, enabling load balancers, container orchestrators, and monitors to route traffic correctly.
2mo ago
devops beginner
Servers are never modified after deployment — to update, you build a new image and replace the old server entirely, eliminating configuration drift.
2mo ago
devops intermediate
A structured process for detecting, containing, investigating, and recovering from security incidents or system failures.
2mo ago
devops intermediate
Infrastructure as Code (IaC) PHP 5.0+
Managing servers, networks, and services through version-controlled machine-readable configuration files rather than manual processes.
2mo ago
devops intermediate
Infrastructure Drift
When the actual state of infrastructure diverges from its declared desired state — caused by manual changes, failed deployments, or out-of-band modifications that bypass IaC.
2mo ago
devops intermediate
Distributing incoming requests across multiple servers to maximise throughput, minimise latency, and eliminate single points of failure.
2mo ago
devops intermediate
Observability (Logs, Metrics, Traces) PHP 5.0+
The ability to understand a system's internal state from its external outputs — built on three pillars: logs, metrics, and distributed traces.
2mo ago
devops intermediate
PHP Deployment Pipeline PHP 5.0+
A complete CI/CD pipeline for PHP — from push to production — covering lint, test, build, staging deploy, smoke test, and production release.
2mo ago
devops intermediate
Rolling Deployment
Gradually replacing old application instances with new ones, a few at a time, so the service remains available throughout the upgrade.
2mo ago
devops intermediate
Secret Rotation
The practice of periodically replacing cryptographic secrets, API keys, and credentials — limiting the window of exposure if a secret is compromised without triggering a breach.
2mo ago
devops intermediate
Semantic Versioning (SemVer) PHP 5.0+
A versioning scheme (MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH) where version numbers communicate the nature of changes to consumers.
2mo ago
devops beginner
SLA / SLO / Error Budgets (SRE)
SLA is the external promise; SLO is the internal target; error budget is the allowed downtime — together they guide reliability decisions.
2mo ago
devops intermediate
Three Pillars of Observability
Logs (events), metrics (measurements), and traces (request flows) are the three pillars of observability — together they answer 'what happened, how much, and where.'
2mo ago
devops intermediate
Trunk-Based Development
All developers integrate small, frequent commits directly into a single shared branch (trunk/main), avoiding long-lived feature branches.
2mo ago
devops intermediate