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There are some questions about immutable serversimmutable servers, such as:

It seems obvious that it has to do with servers (that part I get). And just digesting the grammar of immutable, I would think it has something to do with "not possible to mute". If that guess is close, I'd have no clue what exactly cannot be muted (and I doubt it has to do with soundcards or something ...).

My questions:

  • What is actually a "immutable servers" (in the context of DevOps)?
  • Why are they used?

There are some questions about immutable servers, such as:

It seems obvious that it has to do with servers (that part I get). And just digesting the grammar of immutable, I would think it has something to do with "not possible to mute". If that guess is close, I'd have no clue what exactly cannot be muted (and I doubt it has to do with soundcards or something ...).

My questions:

  • What is actually a "immutable servers" (in the context of DevOps)?
  • Why are they used?

There are some questions about immutable servers, such as:

It seems obvious that it has to do with servers (that part I get). And just digesting the grammar of immutable, I would think it has something to do with "not possible to mute". If that guess is close, I'd have no clue what exactly cannot be muted (and I doubt it has to do with soundcards or something ...).

My questions:

  • What is actually a "immutable servers" (in the context of DevOps)?
  • Why are they used?
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What are immutable servers?

There are some questions about immutable servers, such as:

It seems obvious that it has to do with servers (that part I get). And just digesting the grammar of immutable, I would think it has something to do with "not possible to mute". If that guess is close, I'd have no clue what exactly cannot be muted (and I doubt it has to do with soundcards or something ...).

My questions:

  • What is actually a "immutable servers" (in the context of DevOps)?
  • Why are they used?