Optimizing Cloud Infrastructure Management in DevOps

Cloud infrastructure management is the very foundation of DevOps success. It thus lets teams develop and deploy applications, sustaining high levels of speed, efficiency, and reliability. This whitepaper unveils a number of best practices to maximize cloud infrastructure control across encryption, economization, automation, and system scaling. Resource optimization is very much essential for an organization working with cloud-native architectures since it directly ensures reduced operational costs during development workflows. This study reviews current practical methodologies, together with the adopted tools that support both IaC and continuous integration/deployment pipelines, and containerization systems, since these fundamental practices lead to agile high-performance DevOps teams. The paper will show obstacles which cloud infrastructure management deals with while providing concrete solutions for resource provisioning and monitoring and security. This paper reviews methods of cloud cost optimization in concert with the importance of maintaining flexibility within flexible cloud infrastructure systems. Better performance, superior time-to-market speed, and secure infrastructure will result when organizations implement DevOps workflows combined with best cloud management practices. The findings present concrete advice targeted at DevOps teams working to match their cloud infrastructure control systems with current fast-paced modern software product development cycles.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Published
2024-12-20
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15482930
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Cloud Computing and Resource Management
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Optimizing Cloud Infrastructure Management in DevOps

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Cloud Computing and Resource Management
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Optimizing Cloud Infrastructure Management in DevOps

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Abstract

Cloud infrastructure management is the very foundation of DevOps success. It thus lets teams develop and deploy applications, sustaining high levels of speed, efficiency, and reliability. This whitepaper unveils a number of best practices to maximize cloud infrastructure control across encryption, economization, automation, and system scaling. Resource optimization is very much essential for an organization working with cloud-native architectures since it directly ensures reduced operational costs during development workflows. This study reviews current practical methodologies, together with the adopted tools that support both IaC and continuous integration/deployment pipelines, and containerization systems, since these fundamental practices lead to agile high-performance DevOps teams. The paper will show obstacles which cloud infrastructure management deals with while providing concrete solutions for resource provisioning and monitoring and security. This paper reviews methods of cloud cost optimization in concert with the importance of maintaining flexibility within flexible cloud infrastructure systems. Better performance, superior time-to-market speed, and secure infrastructure will result when organizations implement DevOps workflows combined with best cloud management practices. The findings present concrete advice targeted at DevOps teams working to match their cloud infrastructure control systems with current fast-paced modern software product development cycles.

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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Openalex Percentile: Top 45%
Cloud Computing and Resource Management
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