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Get Ready to Become a Full-Spectrum Engineer

The more things change, the more they stay the same. In software development, change has been a constant. I’ve been a software engineer for more than 25 years and have had to morph, pivot and learn new things to remain current and in demand. Plus, the industry swings like a pendulum between the need for […]

contributor · May 9, 2017
Blogs

Advancing DevOps with Diagrams

The Application model can be incredibly useful to map out application features, planned changes and current flaws, and even for roadmapping. The model takes organizational time and effort, and can only be created and maintained when a universal language has been developed by a modeling team. The effort is well worth the cost, however, since […]

contributor · Mar 17, 2017
Blogs

The State of DevOps Adoption and Trends in 2017

DevOps has come a long way, and we see a tremendous increase in adoption in the recent years. To outrank your competition and be ahead in the growth curve, it has become an essential element for software-powered organizations. DevOps has taken a center stage in the software development field with no signs of leaving. Below […]

Pavan Belagatti · Feb 10, 2017
Latest News Releases

eInfochips Announces HawkDTM DevOps Services for Continuous Delivery in IoT and IIoT Solution Development

San Jose (CA) – Feb 08, 2017: eInfochips, a global pure-play product engineering services firm, announces HawkDTM DevOps services, as a part of intelligent automation, for companies looking to develop connected solutions with continuous delivery capabilities. The practice empowers companies in Home & Industrial Automation, Security & Surveillance, Networking, Telematics, and Connected healthcare industries to accelerate […]

Jules Louis · Feb 8, 2017
Blogs

Infographic: DevOps Lessons from Lean Auto Manufacturing

Lean principles are as relevant to software delivery today as they were to auto manufacturing in the 20th century. And when you apply lean practices to software delivery, you get the same great results — lower costs, faster cycle times and higher quality. See the below infographic from Puppet to explore what software can learn […]

contributor · Feb 2, 2017
Blogs

The Perfect Combination: Imperative Orchestration, Declarative Automation

There are two fundamental approaches of how to design automation processes, declarative (also often known as model) and imperative (also often known as workflow or procedural). The purpose of this article is to explain the principles of each, explore a little of how they work, try to highlight some of the strengths and weaknesses and […]

contributor · Feb 1, 2017
Latest News Releases

Vidyo Launches Vidyo.io CPaaS for Developers to Easily Embed Industry-Leading Multiparty Video Conferencing into Web, Mobile, and Native Apps

Hackensack, NJ – January 25, 2016 – Video technology pioneer Vidyo today announced the launch and general availability of its Vidyo.io Communications Platform-as-a-Service (CPaaS), which lets application developers and enterprises quickly and easily embed high-quality, reliable, scalable, multiparty video collaboration into any WebRTC, mobile or native application. A differentiated, enterprise-grade video CPaaS with a global […]

Jules Louis · Jan 25, 2017
Features

5 Ways DevOps Can Help Improve IT Security

You already know DevOps can make software delivery faster and more efficient. But did you know it can help to keep software more secure, too? Here’s how. DevOps refers to a set of practices and cultural priorities related to the way software is designed, produced and deployed. It emphasizes collaboration between developers (the people who […]

Chris Tozzi · Jan 23, 2017
Blogs

Relevant Continuous Testing: The Primary Key to DevOps

My recent blog, “7 Pillars of DevOps,” identified seven essential best practices areas that make up successful DevOps and explained that the pillars are not silos, but rather foundations that need to be kept in balance. One of the pillars is continuous testing (CT). For well-balanced DevOps, CT performs tests that are fast enough to […]

Marc Hornbeek · Jan 19, 2017
Blogs

Automation: Achieving Faster Rollouts with Better Accuracy

A changing landscape requires new processes At the recent Symposium/ITxpo, Gartner shared a list of technologies and trends that will be important for organizations to embrace and prepare for in 2017. These trends, which are listed in the report, “Top Strategic Predictions for 2017 and Beyond: Surviving the Storm Winds of Digital Disruption,” reinforce the […]

contributor · Jan 11, 2017
Blogs

DevOps in 2017: From Building to Executing

In 2016, DevOps grew in popularity and use, new tools were introduced and enterprises across industries realized the influence and benefits derived from agile development. But there are even more developments to look forward to as enterprises engage DevOps teams further. Scaling-out solutions, providing a baseline for a new cultural approach to problems and continuous […]

contributor · Jan 9, 2017
Blogs

Closing the Gap on Continuous Delivery Metrics that Matter

Management guru Peter Drucker once said, “If you can’t measure it, you can’t improve it.” I would take a step back and say, If you can’t measure it, you can’t get it off the ground. Many companies that I work with are amid digital transformation initiatives, such as the adoption of DevOps and continuous delivery. […]

Dan Zentgraf · Dec 22, 2016
Blogs

12 Tips for Managing Your Multi-Cloud Environment

No single cloud vendor has the perfect solution for your unique business situation. The only way to maximize the benefits of cloud services to your business is by dealing with several cloud providers and monitoring all of them simultaneously. That’s the IT equivalent of singing an aria while standing on your head and scrambling eggs. […]

Brian Wheeler · Dec 5, 2016
Blogs

Continuous Integration vs. Delivery vs. Deployment: What’s the Difference?

“Continuous” is one of the most popular words in the DevOps lexicon. What does it really mean, and what is the difference between continuous delivery, continuous deployment and continuous integration? Keep reading for some perspective. Like many technological concepts, continuous integration, continuous delivery and continuous deployment are terms that DevOps teams tend to use without […]

Chris Tozzi · Nov 18, 2016
Features

Don’t Leave Software Testers Out of DevOps

The term DevOps implies that software delivery is all about integrating the development and IT operations teams. But the software testing team is an important, if oft-overlooked, part of the picture. Here’s why. Could you deliver software continuously without involving the QA team in the continuous delivery pipeline? You could try, but it would probably […]

Chris Tozzi · Nov 8, 2016
Editorial Calendar

A DevOps Checklist for Traditional Service Providers

As companies such as Amazon and Google rapidly innovate to deliver new services, traditional service providers recognize that change is necessary to keep up with shifting customer expectations. Given the pace at which technology continues to morph, creating better, faster and more innovative solutions is a necessity, and if this isn’t achieved, even longtime customers […]

contributor · Oct 19, 2016
Blogs

The 3 Secrets to Overcoming the Agility-Stability Paradox

Regardless of whether an organization subscribes to a bimodal IT approach, one thing is clear: It’s more important, and more difficult, than ever to fight the agility-stability paradox. Today’s businesses must build on a delicate balance of being compliant, plan-driven and keeping the lights on while also seeking ways to become more fluid and agile […]

contributor · Sep 22, 2016
Blogs

Chef Boards the DevOps Express with CloudBees, Others

You often may have more questions than answers as you progress along your DevOps journey. Which tools should I choose? Do these tools work well together? What have other people done in my situation? You’re often left Googling to find the right integrations and piece together an architectural solution. Today, I’m excited to announce that […]

contributor · Sep 14, 2016
Blogs

GRC: A Key Ingredient in DevOps’ Secret Sauce

By now, surely everyone has seen cooking competition shows such as “Hell’s Kitchen” and “Top Chef,” in which people compete to create and serve the best dishes as quickly as possible. These hit TV programs are like the DevOps world, which also consists of people creating and releasing the best software as fast as they […]

contributor · Sep 8, 2016
Blogs

Why Your Organization Needs DevOps

The recently released fifth annual “State of DevOps Report” by Puppet has once again brought with it fresh insights into what drives high-performance teams. The report, which comes at a time when DevOps has ceased to be a buzzword, provides proof of why more and more businesses across the world are adopting DevOps to improve their organization’s performance, revenues […]

contributor · Aug 11, 2016
Features

Q&A: CNCF on Instilling a DevOps Culture, Part 1

The Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) is a non-profit comprised of some 49 industry participants that have come together to drive development and adoption of cloud-native applications and services. The CNCF is uniting such giants as Google, IBM, Intel and Cisco Systems to distill a collection of container technologies that end-user companies deem praiseworthy to […]

David Geer · Jun 14, 2016
Blogs

How DevOps is Killing QA

If you work in software quality assurance (QA), it’s time to find a new job. The overall software development process has always consisted of the following core activities: Creating a requirements analysis; Producing a specification of the software artifact; Constructing the software; Investigating the quality of the product or service; Finding and fixing defects; then […]

Asaf Yigal · Jun 7, 2016
Blogs

DevOps: Shift Left to Reduce Failure

DevOps is all about increasing the feedback loop from idea to customer and back again. Tremendous gains have been achieved in automation and tools to drastically reduce the amount of manual labor involved in progressing down the release pipeline. But mission-critical applications in a highly competitive market cannot afford to go down. Complex applications, environments […]

contributor · Jun 2, 2016