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Report Surfaces DevSecOps Progress Despite Decline in Developer Training

An analysis of 121 organizations published this week by Black Duck Software finds a 67% increase in organizations performing software composition analysis (SCA) on code repositories and a 22% rise in the number of organizations creating software bills of materials.

Mike Vizard · Jan 17, 2025
DevOps Practice

CISA Pushes Steps to Better Secure Software and Product Designs

The country’s top cybersecurity agency is urging developers to take steps to ensure the software they’re building and the products they roll out are secure and protect end users. The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) this week rolled out a series of recommendations that it wants businesses and critical infrastructure organizations to adopt to […]

Jeff Burt · Jan 10, 2025
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The Day a Software Update Broke Corporate America

For organizations prioritizing resilience, adopting infrastructure-agnostic solutions that enable seamless workload management across platforms should be at the top of the list.

Don Boxley · Dec 6, 2024
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How to Craft a Cloud Testing Strategy

Before crafting a cloud testing strategy, you should determine the top strategies, and testing goals, and devise a plan accordingly.

Joydip Kanjilal · Dec 3, 2024
AI

Accelerating Business Growth Using AIOps and DevOps

Adopting AIOps helps DevOps through automation, predictive intelligence and better data-driven decisions. This collaboration fosters efficient processes, improved quality and continuous improvement to meet the ever-changing demands of the industry and customer requirements.

Joydip Kanjilal · Nov 26, 2024
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Analysis Finds DevOps Engineers Are Being Promoted Faster

An analysis of a data set collected by SignalFire, a platform provider for recruiting employees, finds that IT professionals specializing in areas such as DevOps move into leadership roles within their organizations within two to three years.

Mike Vizard · Nov 13, 2024
AI

Breaking Free From the Dead Zone: Automating DevOps Shifts for Scalable Success

When building software, especially SaaS, sticking to manual processes in DevOps is like bringing a knife to a gunfight. Manual processes not only slow down operations but also open the door to mistakes that can escalate into significant problems. This tricky spot, where there’s not enough automation and too much room for human error, isn’t […]

Leon Kuperman · Nov 5, 2024
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Survey: IT Teams Spend About a Third of Time Responding to Disruptions

A global survey of 1,700 IT professionals finds on average teams are grappling with 280 hours of median annual downtime a year, which at 12 hours of a 40-hour work week equates to about 30% of their time. Conducted by Enterprise Technology Research (ETR) on behalf of New Relic, the most common causes of downtime […]

Mike Vizard · Nov 1, 2024
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DevOps for Both Discontinuous and Continuous Improvements

According to Dr. Russell Ackoff, pioneer of systems design theory. “Discontinuous improvements are more important than continuous improvements” because creativity is a disruptive process. True quality focuses on value not efficiency. And to achieve quality it is essential to engineer a system as a whole, and not only improve its parts. This viewpoint is different […]

Marc Hornbeek · Oct 28, 2024
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OpenTelemetry Isn’t the Hero We Need: Here’s Why it’s Failing our Stack

OpenTelemetry promised to be a unified standard that would make it easier for everyone to collect and correlate traces, logs and metrics from distributed systems. Sounds like a dream, right? Well, here is the hard truth: OpenTelemetry is only satisfactory. When I compare it to deeper tracing technologies such as eBPF, OpenTelemetry feels bloated, inefficient, […]

Mike Moore · Sep 24, 2024
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JFrog CEO: Developers Need to Adapt to AI to Keep Their Jobs

JFrog CEO Shlomi Ben Haim told attendees of the company’s swampUP 2024 conference that unless application developers adapt their jobs are indeed at risk because of the rise of generative artificial intelligence (AI).

Mike Vizard · Sep 10, 2024
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JFrog Extends GitHub Alliance to Provide Unified Dashboard

JFrog and GitHub today extended their alliance to provide a unified dashboard that makes it simpler to track and prioritize vulnerabilities from source code to the binaries that are ultimately deployed.

Mike Vizard · Sep 10, 2024
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Has Splitting Into ‘Inner’ and ‘Outer’ Loops Sent DevOps to the Dark Ages?

The pressure on software delivery leaders is palpable. Innovation is the competitive currency in decelerating markets, while legislation such as DORA and fines for poor business resilience reflect the regulatory scrutiny of software’s role in infrastructure and lives. Continuous improvement in enterprise software delivery is not a ‘nice-to-have’; its alternative is stagnation, negative risk and […]

James Walker · Sep 10, 2024
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Don’t Get Caught in the DevOps Loop

The DevOps movement has changed how software is built and released by injecting automation and best practices into the veins of the software development lifecycle (SDLC) in a way that has substantially reduced the time and effort required to build and deploy software. In fact, two-thirds (66%) of respondents to a recent survey from Atlassian […]

Sulagna Saha · Sep 4, 2024