Introduction to DevOps

Updated at:

The DevOps feature of Data Management (DMS) connects separate tickets for operations such as regular data changes, lock-free data changes, and data imports into a single workflow. This lets you create highly customizable change workflows with any combination of Data Manipulation Language (DML) and Data Definition Language (DDL) operations.

Scenarios

The DevOps feature helps enterprises standardize data change workflows. It lets you collaborate on and manage multiple change tickets within a single development process. For example, if your enterprise needs to submit multiple data change tickets, you can use the DevOps feature of DMS to integrate the tickets into one continuous workflow.

DevOps workflow

  1. Create an iteration template. Iteration templates allow you to customize development processes and control their quality. You can use templates with all ticket types, such as data change, schema design, and SQL review tickets.

  2. Create a project. Specify participants, databases, and iteration templates for a project. This ensures a smooth development process, minimizes user errors, and protects data security.

  3. Create an iteration. Iterations advance a development process in stages. In each stage, create the required types of tickets. This improves collaboration and development efficiency.