Understanding & Learning Devops


What is DevOps all about? For a Non-Devops person

Currently we see a lot of buzzword in the market for "Devops".  I am sure all of us would have heard of this term somewhere or the other, but how many of us do understand it or know what is it?

So this blog is an attempt to help all those people who have definitely heard about DevOps, but do not understand:

1. What
2. How
3. When & Where of DevOps

So I would like to share with all of you , what all little knowledge and understanding I have of Devops.

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