DevOps in the Cloud
DevOps Chat: Cloud Sprawl, DevOps and ParkMyCloud w/ Jay Chapel
I bet you know how many instances you have running AWS or Azure or Google Cloud. OK, maybe you don't. But whether you do or don't, do you really have a handle ...
Finishing the Pipeline: Monitoring, Tools, Automation and …
It is true that DevOps has grown to be the beast in the room. I’ll co-opt the “cloudwashing” term to call it “DevOps-washing” because it seems every tool you’ve ever used to ...
DevOps Chat: Measuring DevOps Success with Steve Boone, UrbanCode
In this DevOps Chat we speak with Steve Boone, product owner and development manager for Urban Code Deploy. Now that DevOps is in practice at more organizations, measuring DevOps success is a question ...
Platform9 Brings Workflows to Serverless Computing
Mike Vizard | | AWS, cloud service providers, containers, kubernetes, platform9, serverless computing, stateful computing, stateless computing, workflowsServerless computing frameworks are widely regarded as the next big thing in enterprise IT because they are based on an event-driven architecture that makes servers, storage and networking resources dynamically available as ...
With a Multicloud Infrastructure, Control is Key
contributor | | applications, AWS, cloud services, developers, IaaS, Infrastructure-as-a-Service, IT operations, Microsoft Azure, multicloud, public cloudAsk any developer or DevOps manager about their first experiences with the public cloud and it’s likely they’ll happily share some memories of quickly provisioning some compute instances for a small project ...
Is AWS Cloud Per-Second Billing Boon or Bane for DevOps Engineers?
contributor | | Amazon Web Services, AWS, AWS Cloud, big data, devops, ec2, engineers, lambda, per-second billingAmazon's introduction of its AWS services in 2006 with a per-hour billing model for compute resources was a game-changer for the IT world. Since then, AWS has taken over the cloud computing ...
VMware Cloud on AWS Will Bring DevOps Issues to a Head
Mike Vizard | | ansible, AWS, blue medora, CA Technologies, Chef, cloud services, cloudbees, developers, Dynatrace, jfrog, on-premises vs. cloud, Puppet, saltstack, vmware, VMworldNow that instances of VMware are starting to become available on Amazon Web Services (AWS), a DevOps ecosystem is starting to emerge around the management of applications workloads moving into and out ...
Today’s DNS: DevOps’ New Best Friend
contributor | | Agility, Cloud Computing, devops, DevOps bottleneck, DNS, domian name system, intelligent DNS, internetContinuous development and deployment is a primary focus of DevOps teams. As part of this process, DevOps teams also require the automatic creation or removal of networks, and automated deployment to production ...
10 Ways to Make Outage Mitigation Fun
contributor | | application delivery outage, cloud, developers, emergency room, hybrid cloud strategy, mitigationIt’s 3:47 a.m. You and the rest of the Ops team have been summoned from your peaceful slumber to mitigate an application delivery outage. As you catch up on the frantic emails, ...
DevOps Chat: DevOps and the Road to Cloud with JT Giri, CEO, nClouds
For many of us in the IT industry, migrating to the cloud is old news. Even the concept of how DevOps can help on the road to the cloud is not a ...
Cloud Capabilities Turn Developers into Operational Experts
The upside-down world of digital transformation can leave you feeling like you’ve fallen down an internet rabbit hole. If you’re a DevOps denizen, the swirling pace and scale of virtualization might give ...
4 Ways to Give DevOps Teams the Support They Need
contributor | | automation, copy data management, devops, IT management, monitoring, performance guarantee, QoS, quality of service, troubleshootingIf it weren’t hard enough for IT infrastructure teams to innovate and keep the lights on, a host of technologies designed to drive efficiencies are introducing new levels of complexity across the ...
