Tag: applications
Don’t Make Big Tech’s Mistakes: Build Leaner IT Teams Instead
Olivier Maes | | applications, data, democratization, developer, Digital Skills, enterprise, it, Low Code, No Code, Productivity, technology, upskillOne of the biggest narratives in the U.S. concerning the current wave of tech layoffs is the fact that 'traditional' sectors have a prime opportunity to snap up new tech teams and ...
Encore Platform for Running Distributed Apps in the Cloud Arrives
Encore has made generally available a namesake backend development engine for rapidly building scalable distributed IT environments across multiple cloud platforms. Fresh off raising $3 million in seed funding, Encore CEO André ...
The State of Commercial and Retail App Testing 2020
When the folks at Testlio approached me to review their "State of App Testing 2020" report, I had some mixed feelings. These reports can sometimes be too broad; they can say what ...
Engaging Developers in a Post-COVID-19 World
The time for platforms to rethink how they engage developers is now How we communicate, socialize, look up information, work, shop and travel have all been transformed by platform companies. COVID-19 has ...
Sentry Adds Application Performance Monitoring to Platform
Sentry has extended the reach of its agentless monitoring platform to now track performance issues in addition to surfacing errors in code. Company CEO Milin Desai said IT organizations can now consolidate ...
Quick Base Makes Free Low-Code Platform Available for First Responders
Mike Vizard | | applications, COVID-19, development platform, emergency response, first responders, low-code development, pandemicQuick Base, a provider of a platform for building low-code applications, announced this week that it is making its platform available for free through Sept. 30 to first responder organizations that need ...
Survey Sees Massive Adoption of Microservices
Under increasing pressure to innovate faster, a majority (84%) of organizations taking part in a recent survey have already embraced microservices. The survey, conducted by Vanson Bourne on behalf of API management ...
Virtual Instruments Aims to Meld DevOps, ITSM Worlds
Virtual Instruments today announced additions to an IT management platform that leverage machine learning algorithms to identify application drift and dynamically right-size virtual machines. Tim Van Ash, senior vice president of products ...
Speaking the Language of Applications
Maya Ber Lerner | | application automation, applications, Configuration Management, immutable infrastructure, infrastructure as code, infrastructure automationI arrived early to a meeting, and the pleasant security guard at AT&T suggested I take a look at their innovation museum while I wait. Among motion picture sound technology and life-size ...
Go Big: Scalability in the Age of DevOps
Achieving hyperscale is a work of technical art for any business. As companies grow and customers begin to rely more heavily on your service, ensuring reliability during peak business times is mission-critical ...
So Many DevOps Tools, So Little Time
I've received thousands of emails, ads and sales pitches for tools for every stage of the app life cycle, from automating infrastructure buildout to release planning to building and testing, to delivering ...
Solving the ‘Automagical’ Apps Automation Problem
The DevOps Revolution started with a handful of simple principles. A key one was that systems should be managed by code, not by humans, to eliminate complexity and ensure better security, compliance ...
