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In the first two articles of this DevOps series. I outlined the myths and common errors surrounding DevOps, and then the initial steps to building a DevOps pipeline. In this article, I want to examine briefly some best practices through a typical continuous integration pipeline.

In my earlier article, I explored some of the common myths around DevOps. With this base, it’s now time to detail how organizations can start to build a DevOps operational model. It’s worth again mentioning that there is no one single path for a business - every organization needs to find its own journey, and adopt the steps in accordance with its own unique circumstances.

So far, the IT community does not have an agreed-upon definition of what DevOps is. There is however clarity about its goal. Put simply, DevOps accelerates IT service delivery enabled by agile and lean practices. That’s it? Yes. It’s easy to understand but very hard to execute.