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DevOps Engineer Job Description Leadership & Partnerships - Work in partnership with leadership, team members, and vendors/contractors to deliver robust configuration solutions. Provide technical expertise and direction to team members ensuring successful project transitions and outstanding service delivery commitments are met and/or exceeded. Frequently participate in, and guide, design & code reviews. Ensure project scoping activities are aligned with architectural objectives and requirements. Configuration Management - Manage configurations for numerous types of software development assets such as source code, binary objects, requirements, and design artifacts ensuring applications deploy smoothly into production. Debug compilation, link, and generated errors; also debug installation and upgrade errors. Create, maintain, and manage software release mechanics including writing required automation tools or scripts. Documentation & Artifacts - Create and maint...

What is Linux? By now you would have got a fair idea about Unix. Let’s now explore Linux in detail. how are Unix and Linux related People do confuse a lot between the terms Unix and Linux and they generally ask questions like “Is Unix Different from Linux?” / “Are Linux and Unix the same thing?” / “Is Linux like Unix?”/ “Is Linux built on Unix?”. Here is the answer to all such questions. First, let me clear your confusion in a one-liner. Linux and Unix are different but they do have a relationship with each other as Linux is derived from Unix. Linux is not Unix, but it is a Unix-like operating system. Linux system is derived from Unix and it is a continuation of the basis of Unix design. Linux distributions are the most famous and healthiest example of the direct Unix derivatives. BSD (Berkley Software Distribution) is also an example of a Unix derivative. At this juncture, we need to make you clear about what is Unix-like? A Unix-like OS (also called UN*X or *nix) is the...