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What are the different ceremonies in an agile team?

  Hello,      In this blog, I'm going to explain about What are the different ceremonies in an agile team? Different Scrum ceremonies in agile team:      Scrum ceremonies—also known as Scrum events, Scrum meetings, or Agile ceremonies—are a key component of the Scrum process.      The four Scrum ceremonies are: Sprint planning Daily stand-up Sprint review Sprint retrospective      Sprint planning occurs before the sprint, daily stand-up meetings take place during the sprint, and the review and retrospective come after the sprint has ended.      These four Scrum ceremonies form the backbone of the Scrum methodology. Proper planning, check-ins, and reflection empower teams to stay efficient, motivated, and mindful of their progress. Plus, reviewing each sprint’s challenges, accomplishments, and lessons helps make subsequent sprints more effective. Now, let’s take a closer look at each of the Scrum ce...

What are the different roles in an agile team?

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  Hello,      In this blog, I'm going to explain about What are the different roles in agile team? Roles in an Agile team:      This article explores the roles and responsibilities within the Scrum framework for Agile implementation. Some key differences in Agile team building exercise include: 1.The development of holistic teams with cross-functional expertise 2.Domain specialists with a broad knowledge and view of the business aspects associated with their work areas 3.Stable team structures that can iterate and improve the SDLC workflows on a continuous basis.      Agile teams are often comprised of the following key roles and responsibilities: Image Credit:Bmc.com      Product owner:      The product owner represents the stakeholders of the project. The role is primarily responsible for setting the direction for product development or project progress.      The Product ...

What are the drawbacks in waterfall software development mode?

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  Hello,      In this blog, I'm going to explain about What are the drawbacks in waterfall software development mode? Waterfall Model:      Waterfall approach was first SDLC Model to be used widely in Software Engineering to ensure success of the project. In "The Waterfall" approach, the whole process of software development is divided into separate phases. In this Waterfall model, typically, the outcome of one phase acts as the input for the next phase sequentially.      The following illustration is a representation of the different phases of the Waterfall Model. Image Credit:Tutorialspoint.com Waterfall Model - Disadvantages:      The disadvantage of waterfall development is that it does not allow much reflection or revision. Once an application is in the testing stage, it is very difficult to go back and change something that was not well-documented or thought upon in the concept stage.      The major di...

What is the purpose of GitHub?

  Hello,      In this blog, I'm going to explain about What is the purpose of GitHub? What is GitHub?      GitHub is an online software development platform. It's used for storing, tracking, and collaborating on software projects.      It makes it easy for developers to share code files and collaborate with fellow developers on open-source projects. GitHub also serves as a social networking site where developers can openly network, collaborate, and pitch their work.      Since its founding in 2008, GitHub has acquired millions of users and established itself as a go-to platform for collaborative software projects. This free service comes with several helpful features for sharing code and working with others in real time.      On top of its code-related functions, GitHub encourages users to build a personal profile and brand for themselves. You can visit anyone’s profile and see what projects they own and con...

What are the benefits of a team following DevOps practices?

   Hello,      In this blog, I'm going to explain about What are the benefits of a team following DevOps practices? DevOps Best Practices:      DevOps requires teams to participate in deeper - and often more difficult - conversations that can become uncomfortable. The ultimate outcome is to enhance how teams work together and move forward more swiftly and accurately than ever before.       These    DevOps best practices go across the spectrum of the project, from upfront communication to continuous delivery and automation. Gain the active participation of stakeholders as an early opportunity for the team to successfully drive change. Automate testing to allow developers and testers to test code early and often. Introduce change management at each stage, bringing enterprise-level issues to the forefront of a broader audience. Create system-wide structures for configuration management that consolidate operations an...

What is a release pipeline?

   Hello,      In this blog, I'm going to explain about What is a release pipeline? Release Pipeline:      A release pipeline is a process to ship committed code into production by incorporating CI/CD, automated testing, and finally, software release. It includes many steps like: 1.Triggering a pipeline to run. 2.Executing tasks like environment provisioning, application deployment, testing, and collecting results. 3.Controlling the flow of execution. 4.Restricting further processing in case of event failure. 5.Sending notifications of success and failure.      A release pipeline is like a workflow where the goal of all the events is to successfully deploy the software. And to achieve this precision, events are organized in such a way that each successful event triggers the next event. If any event fails, either it notifies the user or works in a pre-defined manner.      How Does Release Pipeline Works: ...

What is CI, CD, CT?

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  Hello,      In this blog, I'm going to explain about What is CI, CD, CT?      Continuous integration (CI), continuous delivery/deployment (CD), and continuous testing (CT) accelerate the code release process and help with deployment.        When DevOps implements CI, CD, and CT methods  correctly , releases become more reliable and error-free. This, in turn, leads to  higher productivity, efficiency, and customer satisfaction .      We will talk about each of these – CI, CD, and CT – in detail and their role in DevOps. They are the main methods to measure successful DevOps practice. We will talk about how they make DevOps practices more trouble-free.      The discussion around them is important because now, with DevOps, developers receive feedback from stakeholders  and  tools that systematically monitor and test their code in the pipeline. Enter: CI, CD, and CT. What Is CI in DevO...