Hybrid Infrastructure Is a Mess—But It Doesn’t Have to Be
If you’re a CIO who is managing hybrid infrastructure, you’re like the peace-keeper in a dysfunctional family. On one side, you’ve got the old-school on-prem team—practical, cost-conscious, maybe a little stubborn. On the other hand, the cloud team is fast-moving, quickly adopting the latest tools, and sometimes a little dismissive of “legacy” infrastructure. And just […]
AWS Application Modernization Service Employs AI Agents to Refactor Code
Amazon Web Services (AWS) has made generally available a service that makes use of artificial intelligence (AI) agents to migrate and modernize infrastructure, applications and code. Sriram Devanathan, general manager for low-code/no-code AppBuilder service at AWS, said the AWS Transform service provides access to a natural language chat interface that makes it simpler to either […]
Futurum Group Survey Surfaces DevSecOps Progress on Multiple Fronts
A survey of 110 security leaders finds all are investing in software supply chain security, with application security posture management (ASPM) and DevSecOps automation and orchestration topping the priority list, followed closely by security composition analysis (SCA) tools, application programming interface (API) security and dynamic application security testing (DAST) tools. In addition, 30% of respondents […]
Efficient CI at Scale: Lessons From Uber
As commit velocity increases and the number of active contributors grows, monorepos also introduce significant CI challenges — such as an ever-growing queue of pending changes, frequent conflicts, long land times and the critical need to keep the mainline green.
How to Introduce DevOps Practices in a Small Development Team Without Overhead
Small teams can adopt DevOps without the restrictiveness or requirements of a maintained engineer if they focus on the backbone principle of collaboration, automation and continuous improvement.
Five Great DevOps Job Opportunities
Browse our weekly round-up of the latest posts in the DevOps jobs market for your perusal, including this week, roles at Google and SAP.
Java at 30 Years Old: An Industry Perspective
Java is 30. If that makes you feel old, cheer up. Remember how groundbreaking and appealing the Java software language and platform has been over the years, think about how it has helped nurture a huge proportion of enterprise open source development (not to mention how it has essentially underpinned the web itself) and – […]
Claude Opus 4: The AI Revolution That Could Transform DevOps Workflows
Claude Opus 4 transforms DevOps with 7-hour autonomous coding, revolutionizing CI/CD pipelines, infrastructure automation and monitoring workflows.
Perforce Commits to Building Agentic AI Fabric for DevOps Workflows
Perforce Software this week committed to building an agentic artificial intelligence (AI) framework that will be embedded across its entire portfolio of DevOps tools and platforms. Company CTO Anjali Arora said Perforce Intelligence will provide access to a set of AI agents that have been trained to automate a range of software engineering tasks that […]
Rethinking AI Software Development With a Three-Tiered Framework
What’s emerging is not a world where AI builds all the software, but one where software gets built faster, better and more precisely.
How Microservices Guardrails Help Teams Move Faster
Although a microservices architecture offers agility and scalability, it often introduces new complexity that can become overwhelming if left unchecked.
Simplifying Authorization at Scale: The Importance of DevOps Workflows with Flexible, Scalable and Secure Access Control
DevOps has transformed how developers build, deploy, and manage infrastructure and applications, making automation, scalability and rapid iteration core to modern development workflows. While much of the software delivery process has evolved, authorization has largely remained stuck in legacy approaches. Many organizations still manage homegrown solutions with hardcoded permissions across services, custom policies by different teams, […]
Datadog Expands Scope of Observability Ambitions
Datadog is expanding the scope of its DevOps portfolio following a pair of acquisitions that add feature flagging and data observability capabilities to its portfolio of services.
The Era of AI-Native Software: Why Retrofitting AI Won’t Work And How DevOps Must Keep Up
Integrating artificial intelligence (AI) onto legacy software is like trying to get an old flip phone to run the latest augmented reality (AR) apps. Yet, enterprises continue to take this approach, in the process encountering compatibility issues, sluggish performance and AI behavior which deviates from expectations. We live in an AI-centric age, where organizations have […]
Continuous Compliance for Cloud-Native CI/CD Pipelines
How DevOps teams can embed auditability without sacrificing delivery speed.
Why You Shouldn’t Forget Workflows With Agentic AI Systems
AI agents are the new kid on the block, but it doesn’t mean they’re here to usurp traditional workflows. The two work well in conjunction.
Red Hat Previews Series of Updates to Ansible Automation Platform
Red Hat today at AnsibleFest 2025 previewed support for the Model Context Protocol (MCP) developed by Anthropic within Ansible Lightspeed, a set of generative artificial intelligence capabilities based on large language models (LLMs) specifically trained by Red Hat and IBM to automate IT tasks. Any LLM or associated AI agent will soon be able to invoke […]
JFrog and Dynatrace Extend DevOps Reach to NVIDIA Enterprise AI Factory
NVIDIA in partnership with JFrog and Dynatrace are working toward integrating DevOps tools with a platform for building artificial intelligence (AI) agents. At the COMPUTEX conference in Taiwan this week, NVIDIA added a validated design for building AI agents to the NVIDIA Enterprise AI Factory, an application development platform based on the NVIDIA Inference Microservices […]
CloudBees Moves to Unify Management of Multiple DevOps Platforms
CloudBees today launched a software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform for centralizing the management of multiple DevOps environments, including GitHub, GitLab and the open source Jenkins continuous integration/continuous delivery (CI/CD) platforms.
Chaos Engineering for APIs: Integrate Failure Testing into Your CI/CD Pipeline
Adopting chaos engineering is not just about tools and processes. It can also lead to a significant shift in how development teams view failure.
Zencoder Previews AI Agents for DevOps Engineering Teams
Zencoder today revealed it is providing early access to artificial intelligence (AI) agents designed specifically to automate tasks across DevOps workflows running on continuous integration/continuous development (CI/CD) platforms based on open source instances of Jenkins or platforms from GitHub, GitLab, BitBucket, CircleCI and others. Previously, Zencoder launched an AI platform for writing and testing code […]
GitLab Extends Scope and Reach of Core CI/CD Platform
GitLab Inc. has updated its core continuous integration/continuous delivery (CI/CD) platform to natively provide more artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities, along with built-in software artifact management capabilities and more robust security tools.
Five Great DevOps Job Opportunities
DevOps.com is now providing a weekly DevOps jobs report through which opportunities for DevOps professionals will be highlighted as part of an effort to better serve our audience. Our goal in these challenging economic times is to make it just that much easier for DevOps professionals to advance their careers. Of course, the pool of […]