Version control in DevOps helps make changes in code, while maintaining the entire flow and working with the team.

It offers following advantages in DevOps:

Source: Medium

In essence, using Git in DevOps is like having a superhero utility belt: it doesn’t just make you look cooler; it genuinely saves the day over and over. 

1. Time Travel - Ever wanted to be Marty McFly in “Back to the Future”, but for code? Have you screwed something up? No worries, Git lets you hop into your DeLorean and go back to when everything was rainbows and unicorns. And if you accidentally erase your mom from the existence? Just do a git revert and you are golden!
2. Blame Game - Ever wanted to be a detective? git blame is your magnifying glass. You can see exactly who changed what and when, so if Bob says he didn’t break the build, you can be like, “Aha! Gotcha, Bob. This is the evidence!”
3. Collaboration Celebration - Imagine a kitchen. Without Git, it’s like having 10 chefs all trying to ice one cake at the same time. Pure chaos, but thanks to Git, each chef gets the own cake (branch) and then you combine the past part of each to create the ultimate desert.
4. Disaster Recovery - If coding was a cat, Git would be its nine lives. Even if your local machine decides to impersonate the Titanic and sink without a trace, your code is still safe and sound on the remote server. Just clone it back and pretend nothing happened.

Version control is a must when you are making any modern software development.

Not only does it give everyone visibility of changes, but it allows multiple people to work on the same files and merge their updates, making it easier to manage versions and releases.