4 Ways to Tackle Common Test Automation Pitfalls

August 17, 2018 by Drew Horn 0 Comments

The demand for higher-quality products and new features delivered at breakneck speeds has the average engineer struggling just to stay afloat. With demands rising but resources not always following suit, engineering teams are embracing automation as a key testing option. According to a report by advisory firm KPMG, test automation increased by 85 percent from […]

A Legacy of Team Building

August 17, 2018 by ROELBOB 0 Comments

OverOps Brings Machine Learning to DevOps

August 16, 2018 by Mike Vizard 0 Comments

OverOps has launched a namesake platform employing machine learning algorithms to capture data from an IT environment that identify potential issues before a DevOps team decides to promote an application into production. Company CTO Tal Weiss said the OverOps Platform is unique in that, rather than relying on log data, it combines static and dynamic […]

Manual Processes and Silos Complicating DevOps Deployments

August 16, 2018 by Lars Cromley 0 Comments

The DevOps concept largely originated in 2009, as software and IT organizations were beginning to adopt Agile methodologies. It came on the heels of a movement to integrate lean manufacturing concepts and infrastructure as a service into IT organizations. Rapid development was the goal, but application and infrastructure teams were still working independently, creating barriers […]

When AI Met DevOps: Machine Teaching

August 15, 2018 by Cameron Van Orman 0 Comments

One of my favorite quotes about artificial intelligence (AI) isn’t from a data scientist or tech industry analyst. It’s from a doctor. When asked if AI would eventually replace radiologists, Dr. Curtis Langoltz of Stanford University pithily replied “No, but radiologists who use AI will replace those who do not use it.” This great insight […]

DevOps Abandonment: Reasons Not to Give Up

August 15, 2018 by Don Macvittie 0 Comments

The Never-Ending Story When a new process or methodology comes along—particularly when one gets a lot of attention like DevOps has—there always will be failures. I’m not talking about those always-present group of people who say they’ve seen this cycle before and, thus, it is just a fad; I’m talking about actual implementers who, in […]