DevOps Practice
Low-Code and RPA With Appian CTO Michael Beckley
On the eve of the first virtual Appian World, we caught up with Appian founder and CTO Michael Beckley. Michael spoke to us about low-code and RPA as well as AI and ...
Getting Past Legacy Software Pains in Requirements Management
If you feel like you have outgrown your requirements management (RM) software, you are far from alone. From complex systems, such as IBM Doors, to document-based tracking through Microsoft Office, legacy RM ...
Decoding the Self-Healing Kubernetes
Ashish Sharma | | containers, kubernetes, liveness probe, NGINX, self-healing applications, self-healing KubernetesA business application that fails to operate 24/7 would be considered inefficient in the market. The idea is that applications run uninterrupted, irrespective of a technical glitch, feature update or a natural ...
Why Aren’t Enterprises Developing More Mobile Apps?
Tom Tovar | | enterprise mobile app development, mobile apps, mobile development, mobile infrastructureWe live in a mobile age, and enterprise IT leaders recognize it. But even though 64.5% of enterprises say that mobility is a top IT priority, most won’t deploy more than five ...
DevOps Deeper Dive: Teams Adjust to New WFH Normal
Mike Vizard | | application development, collaboration, COVID-19, devops, remote working, working from homeIn the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic the level of software development activity has remained relatively constant, but developers—who, like everyone else—are now largely working from home, are putting in more hours ...
CloudBees Brings Feature Flagging to On-Prem Environs
Mike Vizard | | application development, devops, feature flags, feature rollouts, on-premises environments, SaaSCloudBees this week announced an update to CloudBees Feature Flags that now makes it possible to deploy this capability in on-premises IT environments. Moritz Plassnig, senior vice president and general manager for ...
Best Practices for Remote IT Management
As companies adjust to the new normal of a completely remote workforce, IT teams still struggle to maintain productivity and workflows, meaning DevOps practices have never been more of an asset. IT ...
GitHub Extends Scope and Reach of Repository
GitHub today at its GitHub Satellite virtual conference announced it has made it easier for developers to either launch a project or join an existing project on its repository and has added ...
WordPress Hacks: Best Ways to Protect WordPress from Hacking
Yakshit Bose | | CMS, continuous monitoring, hacking, security, Shield WordPress Security, SSL certificates, Web Application Firewall, web monitoring, WordPressWhen it comes to website security, even an iota of prevention is really worth a large pool of measures to restore a website from its affected state. WordPress websites are most vulnerable ...
TechStrong Con: 12 Hours Strong, June 4
In my previous article, I noted that as part of our COVID-19 response MediaOps has spun up TechStrong TV, a daily video stream. Additionally, we are hosting our biggest virtual event to ...
Enterprise Kanban Implementation: Where to Start and How to Scale Across an Organization
The Evolution of Kanban At its core, Kanban is a management method designed to improve customer satisfaction by creating fast and reliable workflows capable of delivering products and services of superior quality ...
DevOps as a Service: Migrating Your Entire DevOps Stack to the Cloud
DevOps as a Service (DaaS) enables teams to centralize their tooling and workflow into one unified solution. This solution typically contains all necessary DevOps pipeline features, which replace legacy tooling. This article ...
