Tag: deployment
‘DevOoops’ Moves: Deploying Code Out of Step
'Everything as code' can create opportunities for misadventure for DevOps teams DevOps’ ultimate aim is to create efficiencies in the software delivery process. But it doesn’t always work out that way. Sometimes ...
Standardization, De Facto Style
The first decade or so of DevOps had one truth to it: It was about change. Not just change in the way that IT worked, but change in the way DevOps worked—particularly ...
Creatures of Habit, Snowflakes and Integration Tax
contributor | | deployment, devops, devops culture, Donovan Brown, integration, microsoft, pipeline, Redgate SoftwareDonovan Brown of Microsoft, in conversation with Matt Hilbert of Redgate Software, discusses database DevOps' biggest challenges When DevOps was first talked about in Flickr’s seminal "10 deploys per day" Velocity presentation ...
How To Fully Automate CI/CD – Even Secrets
Derek E. Weeks | | all day devops, automated security, continuous integration, deployment, Nexus, pipeline, sonatypeImagine a world where your continuous integration/continuous deployment environment is 100 percent automated, including the passing of credentials. Capital One, a leading U.S. bank, has achieved this, and Andrey Utis, director of ...
Spurring the DevOps Adoption Journey
Every few years, the IT canvas is splashed with a new initiative that sparks enthusiasm among businesses and technologists alike. DevOps is one such philosophy gaining significant momentum in today’s digital transformation ...
Container Considerations on Your DevOps Journey
Containers are things for your things. That is true in the development world, too—containers are things for your software, and, like containers for your things, software containers can help you be organized, ...
What Happens Post-Deployment: The Rotating Roster
DevOps has become that celebrity who's always the talk of the town but is largely misunderstood. It's even quoted in the wrong context. A few days back, while speaking at a conference, ...
The Perfect Combination: Imperative Orchestration, Declarative Automation
contributor | | applications, components, declarative automation, deployment, devops, imperative orchestration, workflowThere are two fundamental approaches of how to design automation processes, declarative (also often known as model) and imperative (also often known as workflow or procedural). The purpose of this article is ...
Lessons Learned: We’re Still Killing Ourselves with Innovation
Don Macvittie | | deployment, devops, execution, innovation, pace of change, planning, technical advancesSince the widespread acceptance of virtual machines (VMs), we’ve been on a racetrack with changing technology, with little opportunity to stop and digest lessons learned. That’s not to say organizations haven’t done ...
How to Avoid Trouble when Deploying Apps to Multiple Clouds
Brian Wheeler | | applications, apps, Chef, deploying apps, deploying apps to multiple clouds, deployment, PuppettDeployment is where Dev meets Ops. The glue that binds the two is orchestration, which places operations guidelines in the application itself. Here’s how to avoid trouble when deploying your apps to ...
DevOps Days London: The Human Factor
Day 2 of DevOpsDays London 2016 kicked off with a presentation from the legendary Gene Kim. The theme that dominated today's proceedings was the "human factor," (fitting, as we finished Day 1 ...
