I recently had a chance to sit down with Jeff Schaeffer, senior vice president and general manager of Continuous Delivery and DevOps Business Unit at CA Technologies. I have interviewed Jeff before, ...

The advent of the application economy has made software arguably one the most critical and valuable assets of organizations across a broad spectrum of industries—financial, telecommunications, entertainment, and government, just to name a ...

Over 10 years ago, Nick Carr wrote an article in the Harvard Business Review with the title, “IT Doesn’t Matter." As you might expect, an article with a title like that generated ...

Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery have dramatically accelerated the rate of innovation within both large and small organizations – allowing teams to build and deploy software faster than ever before. Yet, as ...

Always a great interview, Aruna Ravichandran of CA is one of my own personal heroes. She is woman who has accomplished so much in her career. Having written literally a million lines ...

At Jenkins World 2016, DevOps.com caught up with Jeff Scheaffer, SVP and GM Continuous Delivery and DevOps Business Unit at CA Technologies. Jeff spoke to us about the importance of CD and ...

Today we opened a new neighborhood or section here on DevOps.com. It is called the CD neighborhood and it will feature content on CD and related content. The neighborhood is sponsored by ...

"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 ...

Continuous delivery refers to the development of software in short and ongoing build-test-release cycles along the deployment pipeline. Repeated testing of processes and scripts before deployment to production means most errors are ...

By most definitions, DevOps involves making developers and IT Ops teams work better together. But integrating other parts of an organization, such as legal and public relations, into DevOps is also important ...

One of the key advantages of cloud-native applications is the ability to quickly push updates into production for specific microservices—giving developers the ability to respond rapidly to changing business requirements without having ...

If you read DevOps blogs today, it can be easy to assume that Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Delivery (CD) are synonymous terms. People often use them that way. But that's a ...