DevOps Practice
AIOps: The Path to Greater Resilience and Uptime
Prashant Jain | | AIOps, big data, IT operations, machine learning, performance monitoring, service level agreement, SLALarge organizations with complex IT infrastructures are facing a significant challenge when it comes to data. The complexity is such that many IT operations teams are struggling to detect, or predict, the ...
Report: More Salesforce Customers Adopting DevOps
A survey of 201 executives who work in organizations that have adopted the Salesforce Lightning platform finds a surprising number are employing DevOps practices to customize Salesforce software-as-a-service (SaaS) applications. Conducted by ...
Privileged Access Management at the Speed of DevOps
Privileged access management (PAM) is clearly a very important element of effective cybersecurity. PAM has been ranked number one on Gartner’s Top 10 Security Projects for two consecutive years, and it is ...
Extending Automation to Your First Code Commit
Steven Randolph | | as-code, automation, CI/CD pipelines, continuous deployment, continuous integration, first code commit, Project-as-CodeI am a big advocate for software reuse, and an even bigger advocate if that reuse comes in the form of software automation. My team and I rely on reusable software processes ...
Getting RPA Right the First Time
Remember when every article you read about IT focused on digital transformation (DX)? Now the broad concept of DX seemingly has taken a back seat in the headlines to a number of ...
A New Paradigm in Container Security with Service Mesh
Containers have been around for some time, but only recently has the technology become mature enough for large enterprises to adopt it both on-prem and in the cloud. The obvious benefits for ...
When Should You Go for Microservice Architecture?
Karthikeyan Shanmugam | | application architecture, CD, continuous delivery, microservice architecture, microservicesThere is steady increase in the adoption of microservice architecture style since 2014 (Figure 1). Microservice architectural style structures an application as a collection of loosely coupled services that implement business capabilities ...
Harnessing the Power of Developers
Shivani Govil | | customer experience, developer networks, developers, development teams, fintech, innovationIn our fast-moving digital economy, organizations across just about every industry are faced with a stark reality: to remain competitive and deliver the best possible customer experience, they must evolve continuously. The ...
Data Monoliths Go Cloud-Native with Kubernetes
Robert Hodges | | ClickHouse, cloud-native, custom resource definitions, databases, kubernetes, monolithic applicationsBreaking monolithic applications into independently scalable services is the core of the cloud-native application model. By making cloud-native apps easy to deploy and manage, Kubernetes has contributed to a big change in ...
Learning Production Troubleshooting Techniques in Microarchitectures
One of the great things about our industry is the ability for anyone to get started doing development with a minimal amount of tools. Anyone can learn to do development with just ...
How In-Memory Analytics is Solving Data Woes
The importance of data to business decisions and operations cannot be understated. On a daily basis, 2.5 quintillion bytes of data is generated. Managing that much data so the necessary intelligence is ...
Five Tips to Approach DevSecOps Training
Joseph Feiman | | application security, application vulnerabilities, cyberthreats, devsecops, SAST, security development practices, security trainingDevelopers are on the front lines when it comes to protecting their organizations from cyberattacks. As we’ve seen with the hacks of Monster.com or the Fortnite vulnerability, 2019 has been a trying year for organizations who ...
