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The 4Geeks Podcast (05): Most wanted DevOps tools in 2022

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07 Feb 2020 — 1 min read

Hi there! Welcome to this new episode! Today we are talking about DevOp tools we use for all entire DevOp cycle.

We started describing and mention some tools we have used here at 4Geeks to build products.

Some steps we talked about in this episode are Plan, Code, Build, Test, Release and Deploy, Operate and Monitor.

If you are a software engineer, or if you just are dealing with servers, coding and something like that, you will love this episode.

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Hosts: Allan Porras and Sergio Monge.

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