Survey Surfaces Troubling Signs of Software Supply Chain Insecurity
A survey of software engineering professions has uncovered disconcerting signs of software supply chain insecurity.
Pair of Surveys Surface Primary Developer Productivity Challenges
A survey of 900 developers finds well over two-thirds (69%) said developers are losing eight or more hours of their working week to inefficiencies created by, for example, technical debt, insufficient documentation and flawed build processes.
4 Reasons Why Tech Leaders Should Prioritize the Testing & Mocking Phase for Better Development
Automated testing and mocking need to be the most prioritized area in your SDLC to eliminate friction for your developer team.
Implementing Threat Modeling in a DevOps Workflow
Integrating threat modeling into the DevOps workflow is essential to identify and mitigate potential security threats.
Valory Unveils AI Software Engineer for Building Multiple Types of Agents
Valory has launched an artificial intelligence (AI) agent, dubbed Propel Genie, that is specially designed to act as a software engineer for building multiple types of agents.
Tricentis Acquires SeaLights to Map Code Changes to Tests
Tricentis today revealed it has acquired SeaLights, a provider of a software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform that uses machine learning algorithms to keep track of changes to code.
Real-Time Monitoring of Third-Party APIs: Benefits and Implementation
Exploring the benefits of real-time API monitoring for third-party integrations and provides a guide on implementing it effectively.
The Cyber Resilience Act: A New Era for Mobile App Developers
The European Union’s Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) is a new law set to go into effect soon and serves as a framework designed to enhance the security of “products with digital elements.” It’s now clear the new law includes mobile apps.
Report Surfaces Thousands of Potential Vulnerabilities in GitHub Workflows
An analysis of 2.5 million GitHub Actions workflow files belonging to 553,000 organizations and personal users surfaces thousands of potential vulnerabilities.
Cloud Canaries Emerges to Provide Alternative to Observability Platforms
Cloud Canaries emerged from stealth today to provide a set of lightweight agents that leverage a neural network to detect issues, monitor performance in real-time and identify how to resolve software engineering issues.
Why and How to Go All-In on GitOps
When you can manage every cloud native deployment using a GitOps approach, as a consequence, declarative and automated processes become baked into your culture and transform your business.
Benefits and Best Practices for Infrastructure as Code
By adopting IaC best practices, such as version control and automated testing, organizations can significantly enhance their operational agility and responsiveness to changes.
Survey Surfaces High DevOps Burnout Rates Despite AI Advances
The results of a survey of software developers and engineering professionals surfaces high DevOps burnout rates despite AI advances.
Five Great DevOps Job Opportunities
Highlighting five job opportunities, including DevOps engineer roles at Zoom and NetApp, for your perusal.
The Issues at Hand
Technology’s promise of better communication has led to a reality of social disconnection.
Venue.sh DevOps Tools Extend To Orchestration & Standardization
Venue.sh has launched its own DevOps platform. Initially presented as a tool catalog for software engineering teams to access throughout their development and delivery phases, the company has lofty ambitions for extending the platform’s functionality, remit and scope.
GitLab Fixes Security Flaw That Lets Attackers Run Pipeline Jobs
If left unpatched, the vulnerability in the code repository could let threat actors run malicious code and access sensitive information.
Let’s Finally Build Continuous Database Reliability! We Deserve It
Over the past few decades, we have undergone significant transformations, enhancing our ability to improve software delivery and creating new methodologies and frameworks to improve collaboration among teams. Despite these advancements, the existing software development lifecycle (SDLC) is still far from flawless. Teams invest a considerable amount of time in the handover of artifacts, and […]
The Future of Observability: How OpenTelemetry is Shaping IT Operations in the Age of AI
OpenTelemetry (OTel) is going to do for IT operations what open-source software originally did for application development.
Why Generic AI Models Fall Short for Root Cause Analysis
Bringing together the power of LLMs (for conversational troubleshooting) with ML purpose-built for root cause analysis gives your team the best of both worlds
Navigating Beyond the Apex: Reshaping IT Transformation and Organizational Evolution for Sustainable Growth
This article aims to delve into not only the challenges and successes of DevOps but also the broader considerations essential for sustainable growth in the rapidly changing IT ecosystem.
How to Migrate an Observability Platform to Open-Source and Cut Costs
Migrating to an open-source stack is a better solution as it gives you control over telemetry data and reduces observability costs, despite challenges with existing service provider commitments.
Survey Shines Spotlight on Increasing Need for Industrial DevOps
A survey of 200 executives working for organizations that have revenues in excess of $350 million finds industrial coding errors cause manufacturing shutdowns lasting 31 hours on average, costing $4.2 million per hour for a total of $126 million per shutdown.