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Step-By-Step: How DataArt Processes Application Backlogs, Converting Legacy Apps with DevOps
DataArt designs and custom builds software for industries such as travel & hospitality, media, IoT, financial services, and healthcare. “We build new products and services, improving existing solutions, re-engineering legacy systems, and ...
The DevOps Donkey represents the rest of us
Yesterday I wrote about a session that I wanted to see by Michael Cote’ called The Coming Donkey Apocalypse. In my article I said on its face I didn't agree with calling the ...
Netskope Draws Strength from DevOps In Support Of Scrum Development
Netskope keeps enterprises and their data secure despite the unbridled mix of approved and unapproved mobile apps in the market and on employee devices. Employees use unapproved mobile apps (BYOA) on their ...
Security, DevOps and the shift to a software supply chain
Last week at the DevOps Connect event held in conjunction with RSA Conference, the security and continuous delivery worlds united to deliver an overarching message that security teams that can embed themselves ...
Q & A Cloud Security Alliance’s Jim Reavis on securing the IoT
Earlier this month at the RSA Conference 2015 the Cloud Security Alliance released security guidance for the Internet of Things (IoT). The guidance came out of the CSA’s Mobile Working Group — IoT ...
DevOps style performance monitoring for .NET
Editors note: This article represents the authors own opinions on the tools he mentions. We welcome others to join in the conversation about their opinions and experiences with these tools and similar ...
How machine learning could head off security quality failure
With so many players in the mix from operations to developers, from PMs to technical leads, to Q&A, most of their activities are automated. Systems record all their email, Wiki, and chat ...
George Jetson Automation: Chasing the Dream
“His job was one simple thing—press a button. That’s all he had to do; press one button and sit back.” – Joe Barbera I wanted to be George Jetson when I grew ...
We are sponsoring DevOpsDays Austin. Why?
I am really happy to announce that we have signed on as a media sponsor for DevOpsDays Austin, May 4-5. While we have served as media sponsor for any number of events ...
The continuous continuousness of DevOps
Tony Bradley | | continuous, continuous delivery, continuous deployment, continuous integration, continuous monitoring, continuous security, continuous testingDefining DevOps is getting easier, but it’s still an elusive goal. Part of the challenge is that DevOps is more of a culture than a specific “thing” and how that culture exists ...
Are You Embedding Security for a Rugged DevOps Experience?
As security thinkers try to wrap their heads around what's broken in today's security architecture and processes, DevOps and continuous delivery patterns may seem like yet another potential problem for already overwhelmed risk managers. But once ...
Security and DevOps: the horses are finally here
It doesn’t seem like it was so long ago when it was actually difficult to find enterprises and experts who could speak – from experience – about having successfully managed security in ...
