“We have a quality philosophy now...but it took the rise of the middle child to make it happen.” Ann Lewis, ExxonMobil Ann Lewis’ metaphor of testers being the “middle child” between software ...
Applications have become the primary conduit by which customers experience a brand, making the application experience critical to business success. As such, continuous delivery and highly available systems that deliver optimal end ...
In today's economy, the companies that prevail are those that can accelerate software delivery and increase developer productivity. Yet, as applications become more complex and codebases grow, companies are forced to implement ...
In part 1 of the blog series “Putting the Ops in DevOps,” by James Moore, we discussed the awareness and anticipation of operational management and the best practices that can improve the ...
With the growth of the internet of things (IoT), expected to connect more than 50 billion devices (things) in next three years, building intelligent systems in a more connected world is presenting ...
In the early days of Agile and Lean development practices, a very noticeable gap appeared between dev teams and ops and QA. Development was accelerating at a lightning-fast pace, but testing processes ...
The DevOps methodology was first adopted in 2007 with a bigger purpose of improving organizational efficiency by bridging the gap between software release and IT operations teams. This started as the core ...
The DevOps approach has several clear-cut benefits with the value centered in several key business areas: improved market agility, increased quality and revised culture of cooperation and effectiveness in staff operations. By ...
The practice of continuous delivery has been with us for many years, but it has started to see real adoption in the last couple of years. Continuous delivery is about automating and ...
DevOps professionals often encounter clients who struggle with sorting through the “what”s and “how”s of where they are in their journey, and how they can either get started with—or improve upon—their current ...
