SDLC Models: Agile, Waterfall and DevOps Agile SDLC Agile is a software development approach that focuses on iterative development, meaning that softw...
SDLC Models: Agile, Waterfall and DevOps
Agile SDLC
Agile is a software development approach that focuses on iterative development, meaning that software is developed in small, incremental steps called sprints.
Agile uses a series of agile ceremonies, such as sprint planning, daily stand-up meetings, and retrospectives, to track progress and identify areas for improvement.
Agile is particularly well-suited for projects with changing requirements or when the customer is actively involved in the development process.
Waterfall SDLC
The waterfall model is a sequential approach to software development that follows a linear workflow.
Each phase in the waterfall model is completed before moving on to the next one, and the software is developed in a fixed order.
The waterfall model is often used for projects with stable requirements and when the customer has a clear idea of what they want.
DevOps SDLC
DevOps is a software development and operations approach that integrates software development and operations together.
DevOps involves close collaboration between development and operations teams, which allows for continuous delivery and improved software quality.
DevOps is becoming increasingly popular as organizations move from Waterfall to Agile or Agile to DevOps approaches