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1. DevOps outsourcing
  DevOps outsourcing is a collaboration model in which a company delegates the organization and support of DevOps processes to external specialists. This approach is popular when a business needs to accelerate product releases, improve infrastructure reliability, and reduce costs, but lacks the ability or desire to build an in-house team.

DevOps integrates development and operations, emphasizing automation, agility, and continuous improvement. In practice, this means setting up continuous integration and delivery processes, managing infrastructure through code, using containerization and orchestrators like Kubernetes, implementing monitoring and logging systems, and integrating tools to enhance security. External specialists can take on both the full cycle of tasks and individual projects—for example, migrating services to the cloud or optimizing existing processes.

The main value of devops outsourcing is access to experience and expertise that are difficult to quickly acquire internally. Contractors typically possess knowledge of various technologies, are able to apply proven practices, and adapt them to a specific business. For startups and companies that want to focus on their product, this is an opportunity to launch processes without the lengthy hiring and training of specialists.
 
 
 

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