In Service Management, AI Is Still Aspirational

March 12, 2019 by Nancy Van Elsacker Louisnord 0 Comments

Artificial intelligence (AI) has become a matured concept, the excitement of which is bearing results for a number of sectors and it holds a good deal of promise for a bright future. AI is the act of making possible for machines to learn from “experience” while adjusting to new input and stimuli so they can […]

DevOps and Security: The Path to DevSecOps

March 4, 2019 by Subramonian Krishna Sarma (Subbu) 0 Comments

A secure DevOps is highly beneficial for organizations. However, a secure DevOps environment shouldn’t be the end goal. When it comes to DevOps security, it’s important to integrate security right from scratch, secure the entire architecture, automate the security and use this technology to test the environment and the codes and respond to concerns immediately. […]

What AI Could Mean for Developers

February 26, 2019 by Anthony Coggine 0 Comments

Artificial intelligence has been dominating the tech news headlines for a few years now, as the innovations in the sector keep rolling out at increased rates. The technology is, for lack of a better term, awesome, and when used correctly, it can have tremendous effects. We have already begun to see artificial intelligence in the […]

Top Trends in DevOps for 2019

February 26, 2019 by Shailesh Kumar Davey 0 Comments

DevOps is poised for healthy growth over the next several years, with analysts large and small weighing in with forecasts. For instance, IDC predicts the worldwide DevOps software market will reach $8 billion by 2022, up from $3.9 billion in 2017. Similarly, Grand View Research estimates the global DevOps market will hit $12.85 billion by […]

Minor Crimes and Misdemeanors in the Age of Automation

January 31, 2019 by Bob Reselman 2 Comments

Crimes and Misdemeanors 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 right turn at a traffic intersection. At the time I was unaware of my violation. I was on my way to a shopping […]

VMware Wavefront Adds AI, Distributed Tracing

November 26, 2018 by Mike Vizard 0 Comments

VMware has updated its Wavefront monitoring service to include support for distributed tracing along with anomaly detection capabilities enabled by machine learning algorithms. Stela Udovicic, senior director for product marketing for Wavefront by VMware, said the addition of the distributed tracing support, now available as part of a public beta, means that a single monitoring […]

DevOptimism: The Future of DevOps is Becoming Clearer

October 10, 2018 by Mark Campbell 3 Comments

DevOps has quickly matured from a fairy tale to a bestseller at most large enterprises. However, we are still at the beginning of the DevOps story, with many exciting chapters still to be written. This article looks at several emerging technologies shaping DevOps today and a handful of developing trends that will shape the ecosystem […]

VMware Looks to ‘Ruthlessly’ Automate IT

August 29, 2018 by Mike Vizard 1 Comments

VMware, at VMworld 2018 this week, advanced an ambitious campaign to automate IT management by announcing a deal to acquire CloudHealth Technologies and then previewing a Project Magna initiative that employs machine learning algorithms and other forms of artificial intelligence (AI) to create what VMware describes as self-driven data centers. VMware CEO Pat Gelsinger told […]