Application Performance Management/Monitoring
5 Reasons DevOps Teams Need Code Mapping
Just like a physical map gives you a bird’s eye view of a geographical area, code mapping gives you a high-level view of your code.
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Application Performance Management/Monitoring
Just like a physical map gives you a bird’s eye view of a geographical area, code mapping gives you a high-level view of your code.
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CodeSee this week launched an enterprise platform based on its codebase visualization and mapping tools that makes it easier for developers to navigate and learn how an application…
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Yves Junqueira is the CEO of YourBase, a software testing accelerator for large codebases. He talks with Alan Shimel about the company, accelerating software testing and the impact…
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The SBOM concept is part of is an industry-led, multi-stakeholder process to improve software component transparency Have you ever gotten a recall notice for the vehicle you drive?…
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Depending on your perspective, you might believe that DevOps and open source go hand in hand. Or you may think that, quite to the contrary, the two have little to do with each othe…
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A dev team’s branch management strategy can have a significant impact on the rate at which it can release high-quality software. In this article we’ll explore the pros and cons of…
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We live in a world in which software is increasingly dominant. Not only do we rely ever more on software, but its complexity is becoming even greater. And with increased complexity…
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Business increasingly is global, so DevOps has become global as well. In fact, for many enterprises, DevOps entails collaboration between development, test/QA and ops teams across…
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In Part One of our two-part series on scaling for cloud environments, we looked at some of important factors for scaling and best practices for code storage. Let’s continue the dis…
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The number of resources to scale an application are abundant, but every application has its own challenges to scale successfully, and the solution to this problem doesn’t come hand…