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DevOps and Enterprises, it’s a culture thing
Today author, DevOps evangelist and DevOps.com Advisory Board member Gene Kim published an article in the CIO Journal of the Wall Street Journal. The article was a response to an earlier article ...
Simplify and expedite server management
Deploying, managing, and maintaining servers can be tedious. Deploying, managing, and maintaining thousands, or tens of thousands of server instances is overwhelming—bordering on impossible—without the right tools. Thankfully, the right tools exist ...
DevOps Best Practices: Break Down Silos, Avoid Drift and Optimize for Flow
In organizations trying to achieve agility with stability and quality, silos (of teams, tools, and processes) create major stumbling blocks to managing configuration drift between pre-production and production systems. Breaking down those ...
How to turn executives into DevOps champions
IT practitioners must bridge the gap of understanding about DevOps with their managers and executives if they really want continuous delivery to take root in their organizations. Next week at Camp DevOps ...
DevOps: Getting Past Audit
New business processes (and technologies) too often throw auditors into a tailspin. It’s no one’s fault, really: the decision making on what IT and process controls that need to be in place ...
DevOps and faster feedback: fewer problems, better features (part 2)
As the experts established in part one of this series , the tightening of feedback loops through DevOps gives developers a better chance to learn how well their coding choices perform in the ...
Automating code helps businesses adapt to customer demand quickly
This is the first article in a series of pieces on digital innovation, accelerating change and the rise of the coded business from innovators in the Chef (click here) community. How does the ...
Automation, Operations, DevOps – What We Thought Was Missing
Stackstorm is a new company focused on automation, operations and DevOps. It's co-founder and CEO Evan Powell has been keeping a running journal as the company made ready to emerge from stealth ...
DevOps and faster feedback: fewer problems, better features (part 1)
As organizations begin to institute DevOps patterns and continuous delivery into their IT shops, one of the most dramatic long-term returns on their investment is that it bolsters the class and consistency ...
DevOps and PaaS: ‘Give me a platform. Let’s rock, let’s rock, today’
Give me a platform. Let's rock, let's rock, today. - Dewey Finn, School of Rock The term Platform as a Service (PaaS) has become overloaded to define any ‘platform’ that provides ‘services’ ...
Q&A: Bill Burns on Security Within DevOps
Last week’s story, Caution: DevOps Ahead, caused a small stir on Twitter and sparked a response, DevOps: Security’s Last Best Hope, from DevOps.com’s Alan Shimel. Coincidently, I recently had a conversation with ...
Some changes to DevOps.com
Well if you are reading this you are one of almost 40,000 unique visitors to DevOps.com in the last 6 or so weeks. In this relatively short time we have learned a ...
