It looks like you’ve mentioned “ADO DevOps,” which seems to be a combination of terms. “ADO” typically stands for Azure DevOps, which is a set of development tools and services offered by Microsoft to help teams plan, develop, test, and deliver software. It covers the entire software development lifecycle and includes features for version control, continuous integration, continuous delivery, and more.

“DevOps” is a set of practices that aims to improve collaboration between development (Dev) and operations (Ops) teams in order to streamline and automate the software development and deployment processes. The goal of DevOps is to enable faster and more reliable delivery of software by fostering a culture of collaboration, automation, and continuous improvement.

When you put these terms together, “ADO DevOps” likely refers to using Azure DevOps tools and services to implement DevOps practices in your software development and deployment processes. This could involve using Azure DevOps for version control, automating build and deployment pipelines, monitoring applications in production, and more, all while embracing the principles of DevOps.