Tell about the team and process from task setting to deployment.

The process from task setting to deployment usually involves several stages and teams interacting with each other:

1. Task setting — The Product Owner or customer formulates requirements and creates a task in the tracking system (Jira, GitLab Issues, etc.).

2. Planning — The development team estimates the task, breaks it into subtasks, plans a sprint or release.

3. Development — Developers write code, create branches in the version control system (Git), make commits with change descriptions.

4. Code review — colleagues check changes through pull/merge requests, discuss, and suggest improvements.

5. Testing — QA specialists or automated tests verify functionality, regression, and performance.

6. Integration — changes are merged into the main branch, CI/CD pipelines are triggered for build and testing.

7. Deployment — automatic or manual launch of the rollout process to staging, then to the production environment.

8. Monitoring and support — after deployment, metrics, logs, and user feedback are monitored for quick response to issues.

Effective communication between teams (developers, testers, DevOps, managers) and the use of tools for automation and transparency of the process are important.