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8- Tools of DevOps

DevOps tools are crucial for automating and streamlining various stages of the software development lifecycle, from planning to deployment and monitoring. These tools are designed to improve collaboration, efficiency, and reliability across development, testing, and operations teams. Below are the main categories of DevOps tools and some popular examples for each:

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Prometheus & Grafana

Grafana aur Prometheus dono hi popular open-source tools hain jo monitoring aur alerting ke liye use kiye jaate hain. Yeh mainly server health, application performance, aur other infrastructure metrics ko track karte hain.

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Docker Desktop Commands (Service-Level Commands)

Here are 10 lines containing the most important Docker commands with short descriptions — all in one compact list: 1️⃣ docker --version – Check Docker installation version 2️⃣ docker pull – Download an image from Docker Hub 3️⃣ docker run – Create + start a new container 4️⃣ docker ps -a – List all containers (running + stopped) 5️⃣ docker stop – Stop a running container 6️⃣ docker start – Start a stopped container 7️⃣ docker rm – Delete a container 8️⃣ docker images – List all images on system 9️⃣ docker rmi – Remove an image 🔟 docker exec -it bash – Enter container terminal

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KUBERNETES – ALL IMPORTANT COMMANDS

1. Deployment Commands Create Deployment kubectl create deployment myapp --image=nginx Get Deployments kubectl get deploy kubectl describe deploy myapp Scale Deployment kubectl scale deploy myapp --replicas=5 Update / Set Image kubectl set image deploy/myapp nginx=nginx:1.25 Rollout History kubectl rollout status deploy/myapp kubectl rollout history deploy/myapp kubectl rollout undo deploy/myapp 2. Service Commands kubectl get svc kubectl describe svc myservice kubectl delete svc myservice Create Service kubectl expose deployment myapp --port=80 --type=NodePort kubectl expose pod mypod --port=8080 --type=ClusterIP

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Docker Interview Question & Answer

Let’s focus purely on technical Docker interview questions that are likely to test your hands-on and conceptual knowledge. I’ll list them with short technical explanations you can answer quickly in an interview.