Features
In AI Initiatives and Hybrid Clouds We Trust
Don Dingee | | American AI Initiative, application development, artificial intelligence, AWS, hybrid cloud, ibm, machine learning, open source, workflow optimizationThe 2019 State of the Union Address, delivered Feb. 5, was light on anything tech-related. But just a week later, Feb. 11, technology was the focus of an executive order that launched ...
Python Benefiting From Increase in DevOps Use
Scott Ferguson | | cloud platforms, devops, java, JetBrains, Machine Learing, Python, Python Software Foundation, serverlessDevOps and Python have developed a mutually beneficial relationship. In a recent survey released by the Python Software Foundation and software development company JetBrains, researchers found that more and more developers are ...
Break-Even Analysis: Understanding the Impact of Automation
Determining whether automation is helpful beyond the CI/CD pipeline can be easier through a break-even analysis The pursuit of automating away all the operational tasks in your organization doesn’t stop after you ...
DevOps: Don’t Let Detection Be a Bottleneck for Security
Tony Bradley | | artificial intelligence, attack detection, automation, continuous security, devsecops, threat intelligenceAI and automation can help ensure DevOps security doesn't impact performance The world revolves around software and internet-based applications—and speed is crucial. Users have very little patience for delays and will quickly ...
Minor Crimes and Misdemeanors in the Age of Automation
Giving automation the power to detect crime and enforce punishment has ramifications, even for minor infractions In November, I broke the law. I crossed over a solid white line to make a ...
Fourth Annual DevOps Dozen Winners Announced
We are pleased to announce the 2018 DevOps Dozen honorees. When I launched the DevOps Dozen, I hoped they would grow to reflect and recognize the best of the best in the maturing ...
Edge Computing: Saving the Cloud from Ephemeral Data
Don Dingee | | cloud, edge computing, fog computing, Internet of Things, network bandwidth, open sourceEdge computing is rapidly gaining momentum. Last week’s Linux Foundation news on the launch of LF Edge is one more sign of accelerating growth at the edge. What’s driving this sudden intense ...
DevOps Chat: Cloud Migration with nClouds’ JT Giri
Moving to the cloud is becoming a must for many companies if they want to grow beyond their current footprint and be more innovative. But for many companies—especially those in the SMB ...
APIs and DevOps
Don Macvittie | | data storage, Management, monitoring, software-defined networking, virtual networkingAs always, there are interesting trends in DevOps, and I wanted to point out one that is starting to bother me: the “API economy,” and how it impacts DevOps decision-makers. Traditional infrastructure—SAN, ...
IoT, Not People, Now the Weakest Link in Security
Don Dingee | | cloud services, data integrity, devsecops, monitoring, operations, security, security analyticsDo a quick search on “people weakest link” and you’ll see a raft of articles in which cybersecurity experts and computer scientists point to employees or end users as the biggest vulnerability ...
DevOps Video Chat: DevOps Testing with Ryan Lloyd of SmartBear
The testing landscape in DevOps is a big one, with lots of established players feeding the machine. SmartBear is one of those companies. The force behind Swagger, SoapUI and others is perhaps ...
DevOps Hiring: What Do You Need?
Don Macvittie | | agile, devops adoption, enterprise devops, hiring, HR, infrastructure, specialists, staffingIT has long had a problem with hiring. I’m not certain where it started; most of us blame HR, and that’s probably incorrect, but gives us someone to blame. It’s that we ...
