Business of DevOps
ERP Modernization: How Devs Can Help Companies Innovate
In this post-pandemic world, large enterprises are looking to streamline and improve business processes within a storm of marketplace constraints. Companies in asset-heavy industries such as oil and gas, energy, retail, or ...
DevOps Is Not a Role — It’s a Culture
The full-stack developer is becoming increasingly rare these days. Due to the accelerating complexity of modern software development, programmers often specialize in specific languages, frameworks or levels of the software stack, such ...
Dev Job Phisher Steals $540M | Patch OpenSSL NOW | Systemd Dev Joins Microsoft
Richi Jennings | | Be great in act as you have been in thought, Lennart Poettering, LinkedIn, microsoft, open source, OpenSSL, phishing, recruitment, systemd, The Long ViewIn this week’s The Long View: Spear-phishing causes $540 million loss, a high severity bug in OpenSSL might be “worse than Heartbleed,” and Lennart Poettering is now working for Microsoft ...
Why Your DevSecOps Initiative Will Fail
When you’ve been in and around the security industry for long enough, you get used to the industry hype machine turning a cool innovation into, uh, meh. This hype cycle starts at ...
Survey Shows Increased Reliance on DORA Metrics
Mike Vizard | | Agile software development, CI/CD, continuous delivery, continuous integration, LeanIXA new survey found just under a quarter (23%) of respondents are now tracking all four of the DevOps metrics defined by the DevOps Research and Assessment Team (DORA), with another 17% ...
TechStrongCon: Time to Build an Army of Citizen Developers
DevOps teams need to start drafting a strategy to support what will soon become an army of citizen developers. Speaking at the virtual TechStrongCon event, JP Morgenthal, global director for modern applications ...
Clinical Trials: Programming for Scale, Speed and Success
According to the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), the median cost of bringing a new drug to market is $985 million and the average cost is $1.3 billion. However, those ...
Rust in Linux 5.20 | Deepfake Hiring Fraud | IBM WFH ‘New Normal’
Richi Jennings | | ageism, careers, cloud and mainframe, Deepfake, Great Resignation, ibm, If we are true to ourselves we can not be false to anyone, linux, remote working, Rust, The Long View, working from homeIn this week’s The Long View: Linus says next release will support Rust, FBI warns scammers are getting hired in deepfake interviews, and 80% of IBM staff stay at home ...
Moving From Lift-and-Shift to Cloud-Native
Alexander Gallagher | | application architecture, cloud migration, cloud-native, containers, lift-and-shiftAnalyst firm Forrester recently predicted that 2022 “will see big organizations move decisively away from lift-and-shift approaches to the cloud, embracing cloud-native technologies instead.” According to Gartner, more than 85% of enterprises ...
Salesforce Adds RPA Bots to MuleSoft Integration Platform
Salesforce today announced that it is now using robotic process automation (RPA) to connect disparate data via a no-code tool developed by its MuleSoft unit. Shaun Clowes, chief product officer for MuleSoft, ...
Quality Is a Top Challenge for Data-Driven Projects
Software systems continue to produce more and more data. And making use of it has proven benefits — so much so that many analysts have, over the years, referred to data as ...
Creating Career Opportunities in Quality Engineering
Software testing is the thread that connects code to customers, ensuring that the code created by development teams works for users and supports customer loyalty. But as the demands of software development ...
