Agile and DevOps differ mainly in scope and focus within the software delivery lifecycle. Agile concentrates on improving the development workflow through iterative planning, short sprint cycles, and continuous collaboration among developers, product owners, and stakeholders. It emphasizes adaptability, rapid feedback, and incremental delivery of features using tools such as Jira, Scrum boards, and backlog management systems. DevOps, on the other hand, extends beyond development to connect development and operations teams, focusing on automation of build, testing, deployment, and infrastructure through practices like CI/CD, Infrastructure as Code, and continuous monitoring using tools such as Jenkins, Docker, Kubernetes, and Git. While Agile improves how software is designed and built, DevOps ensures that the software is reliably delivered, deployed, and maintained in production. Together, Agile accelerates development and responsiveness to change, while DevOps improves stability, scalability, and faster, more reliable software delivery.