Effective application lifecycle management (ALM) relies on modern tools and practices that streamline development while ensuring security and stability. This article examines key components of a modern ALM strategy, including DevOps culture, CI/CD pipelines, Infrastructure as Code, containerization, orchestration, monitoring, observability, and the growing role of AI. Special attention is given to the integration of security into the CI/CD process, particularly through automated testing techniques such as Static Application Security Testing (SAST) and Dynamic Application Security Testing (DAST). These practices help identify vulnerabilities early in the development cycle, reducing risk and enhancing application reliability.Adopting these technologies involves initial investments in licenses, training, and team restructuring. However, these efforts are rewarded through automation of repetitive tasks, accelerated deployment cycles, improved scalability, and proactive issue detection. AI-driven tools further enhance development efficiency through intelligent code suggestions, predictive analytics, and automated bug detection. By embracing these modern approaches, organizations can achieve a more secure, efficient, and agile development process, better equipped to adapt to a rapidly evolving technological landscape.
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