Managed DevOps is the term for contracting with a specialist service provider to handle and execute DevOps processes. It includes automating, tracking, and improving IT operations and software development processes to increase an organization's scalability, agility, and efficiency.

Benefits of managed DevOps include increased productivity through automation, scalability to accommodate changing workloads, improved security practices (DevSecOps), quicker time-to-market through continuous integration and deployment (CI/CD), cost-effectiveness through resource allocation optimization, and the freedom to concentrate on core business operations while infrastructure management is handled by experts.

Segmented teams overseeing different facets of development and infrastructure are common in traditional IT operations. With a focus on automation, continuous integration, and deployment to produce quicker, more dependable software releases, managed devops brings together the development, operations, and security teams to work closely together throughout the software development lifecycle (SDLC).

Infrastructure management, cloud services integration, CI/CD pipeline setup and maintenance, monitoring and alerting, security assessments and enhancements (DevSecOps), incident management, and continuous process and tool optimization to support business objectives are all examples of managed DevOps services.

In order to guarantee that security concerns are incorporated into each step of the software development and deployment process, Managed DevOps integrates security practices early in the development cycle (DevSecOps). By taking a proactive stance, vulnerabilities are found and fixed before they become serious problems, improving system security and adhering to industry standards.