DevOps Practice
Jobs-as-Code: The Business Processing DevOps Forgot
Joe Goldberg | | automation, batch processing, code, database, job scheduling, Jobs-as-Code, JSON, script, scripting, sdlc, SQLDeveloping web and mobile apps is cool. But in the words of a longtime ballad: “Don’t forget who’s taking you home and in whose arms you’re gonna be ...” It's the back-end ...
Jenkins World: Q&A with CloudBees CEO Sacha Labourey
Alan Shimel | | Certification, cloudbees, conference, devops, devsecops, Jenkins World, keynotes, training The Jenkins Community and DevOps professionals around the world are excited for Jenkins World, coming up in just a month, Aug. 28-31 in San Francisco. CloudBees, the hub of enterprise Jenkins and ...
NetOps vs. DevOps: New Data is Enlightening
Traditionally, we have seen development—and, by extension, DevOps—as having a less-than-cordial relationship with network operations (NetOps). Since the goals of the two groups are sometimes at cross purposes—DevOps wants access to make ...
All Day DevOps: Modern Infrastructure Automation
Derek E. Weeks | | all day devops, application, artifact, code, configure, immutable, infrastructure, Nexus, packaging, practitioner, security, sonatype"We’re no longer an airline. We’re a software company with wings,” claims Veresh Sita, CIO, Alaska Airlines. The success of today’s businesses rests on software. It is an integral part of infrastructure, ...
Why Your Manager Will Want to Send You to Jenkins World 2017
Alan Shimel | | Certification, cloudbees, conference, developers, devops, DevOps training, event, it, Jenkins exam, Jenkins WorldJenkins World 2017 is right around the corner. The conference will be held in San Francisco Aug. 28-31 and will be the biggest event of the year for Jenkins users, with approximately ...
In Determining DevOps issues, Sometimes It’s the Process
It is pretty much standard DevOps process that when a server instance starts having problems, you simply kill it and start another. This is in line with the idea that servers are ...
Move the Needle in DevOps with Continuous Testing
contributor | | continuous testing, devops, full test coverage, integration testing, production, regression testing, test environment creation, testingShift-left testing, risk based testing, early testing and technical debt reduction are all predicted to be some of the most sought-after trends in product development life cycle. All of these can be ...
Kanban for Operations and Traffic Court
Howard stepped off the elevator and into the lobby. His eyes were puffy and felt like someone had scrubbed them with sand paper. Looking around the office, he made a beeline for ...
Avoiding Application Integration Fails
contributor | | applications, developers, development, integration, testing, testing tools, workflowsTrying to integrate applications on your own can eat your project alive. A seemingly simple project may look harmless when you start, but in the end do-it-yourself software delivery tool integrations can ...
Fighting Deployment Anxiety: 5 Tips from the Pros
contributor | | Anders Wallgren, artifact repositories, auditability, automation, electric cloud, gene kim, security, self-service deployments, self-service environments, software deploymentYou know the feeling: You’ve put in hours of work developing a new feature. It has gone through QA, been tested and passed all stakeholder inspections, and now you’re ready to deploy ...
appOrbit: End-to-End Hypercloud
Don Macvittie | | application release automation, application release management, appOrbit, ara, devops, DevOps networking, devops security, hypercloudAs cloud and DevOps have heated up, enterprise need for cloud portability and deeper DevOps integration have become pretty clear. The need for portability to avoid cloud lock-in has been a desire ...
Splunk and the ELK Stack: A Side-by-Side Comparison
This article’s purpose is to compare the “big two” in the log analytics world—Splunk and the ELK Stack. But before we go into details, a short introduction to the competitors is required ...
