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Blogs

Collaboration: The Glue for Test Automation Maturity

QA’s role in DevOps continues to evolve in positive ways. In a recent survey on test automation conducted by QASymphony and TechWell, nearly one-third of organizations reported that among organizations where testers and developers share testing responsibilities, about a third of test cases are automated. This survey and others show that on average, fewer than […]

Ryan Yackel · Sep 25, 2018
Blogs

The Hybrid Cloud and Why DevOps Teams Need Unified Stack Observability

The modern data center is constantly evolving to keep up with the demands of always-on, anywhere computing. Long gone are the days of monolithic, on-premises data centers. Today, the computing modus operandi is that of the hybrid cloud, which, according to Statista, will be worth close to $50 billion in 2018—just about double what it […]

Gadi Naor · Sep 24, 2018
Blogs

GitLab Joins Unicorn Club With $100m Raise

GitLab has become the latest member of the Unicorn club after announcing a $100m round of funding led by ICONIQ Capital. This latest round, a series D brings the total capital raise for GitLab to $145m over 3 years. According to the company it also raised their market valuation to over the magical $1B mark. […]

Alan Shimel · Sep 21, 2018
Blogs

CloudBees Extends CI/CD Scope, Reach

CloudBees, at its DevOps World | Jenkins World 2018 conference this week, unveiled a broad strategy to extend the reach and scope of continuous integration/continuous deployment (CI/CD) platforms based on the open source Jenkins software. Company CEO Sascha Labourey said CloudBees Suite will provide the equivalent of a customer relationship management (CRM) application for software […]

Mike Vizard · Sep 20, 2018
Blogs

Fusing iPaaS with DevOps: Synergistic Potential of Continuous Zero Code Integration

DevOps and integration platform as a service (iPaaS) are two dominant trends that together have cutting-edge use cases. Zero code integration could bring significant improvements to the DevOps life cycle, enabling efficient movement of applications from development to production. Implemented in the right way, both technologies can rewrite the way applications are developed. DevOps is […]

Jitesh Banga · Sep 20, 2018
Blogs

DevSecOps: Critical in Building the Bank of the Future

It is no secret that change in a large organization can be difficult. This is often true within banking, an industry that often has sought predictably instead of agility in software delivery. However, with the right tools, guidance and teams, creating a bank that can be both complaint and responsive may be more attainable than […]

Eric Marts · Sep 20, 2018
AI

OpsRamp Extends AIOps Visibility

OpsRamp has advanced its case for AIOps via a Fall update to its software-as-a-service (SaaS) applications that adds a Topology Explorer alongside an enhanced set of Service Maps. In addition, OpsRamp added a cloud database monitoring capabilities for relational databases deployed on public clouds including Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud Platform […]

Mike Vizard · Sep 20, 2018
Blogs

How to Fix ‘Dark Debt’ in Your IT Organization’s Culture

Poor decisions, bad metrics, lack of communication can accrue dark debt in any company Buying a low-quality microwave meal from a gas station, kicking a sock under the bed before guests arrive, jaywalking … We all take shortcuts. But unlike enterprise software delivery, these decisions rarely cause any collateral damage. The ramifications of taking shortcuts […]

Dominica DeGrandis · Sep 19, 2018
Blogs

DevOps and the Dark Pools of Security Technical Debt

We live in a world of digital transformation where organizations across industries are embracing initiatives around automation, cloud deployments and containerization of applications—and for good reason. Enabling transformative technologies such as DevOps, for example, can deliver superior product differentiation, faster time to market for new applications and services and an improved overall customer experience. A […]

Elizabeth Lawler · Sep 18, 2018
Blogs

DevOps at Scale

According to Accenture‘s APAC practice lead for Agile, DevOps and Test Automation Mirco Hering, there is general agreement that DevOps at scale is a good thing, but the problem is getting from where organizations are to where they want to be. Obstacles include having plenty of technology skills but little or no technology management (i.e., […]

Stephen Withers · Sep 17, 2018
Blogs

DevOps Chat: DevSecOps with ShiftLeft CTO Chetan Conikee

Security in the DevOps process has gotten a lot of attention lately, as companies grapple with ways to include security further up the application development process. The industry is still very much a nascent space, as players remain engaged in the security-versus-speed conversation—one always is sacrificed for the other. ShiftLeft, however, doesn’t believe that’s the […]

Alan Shimel · Sep 17, 2018
Blogs

Microsoft Revamps Approach to DevOps on Azure

Microsoft this week unfurled a broad range of DevOps services for the Azure cloud that are intended to make it easier for organizations to embrace modern application development and deployment processes. Jaimie Cool, director of product management for Azure DevOps, said it’s fundamentally simpler for organizations to embrace DevOps processes using tooling hosted in the […]

Mike Vizard · Sep 14, 2018
Blogs

Speed Rules in Chef’s DevOps Survey

DevOps is all about streamlining and accelerating. Organizations that embrace DevOps are driven by a focus on maximizing the combination of efficiency and effectiveness—which explains why speed is the central theme of Chef’s “The State of Enterprise Applications” survey. Chef surveyed nearly 350 application and operations professionals in an effort to understand trends in DevOps, […]

Tony Bradley · Sep 14, 2018
Blogs

Why the DevOps Trinity is Key for Digital Transformation

As digital technology continues to disrupt and transform businesses across industries and around the world, the ability to deliver high-quality software rapidly will make the difference between survival and extinction for many companies. DevOps seeks to change the dynamics in which operations and development teams interact. Ultimately, successful adoption of DevOps and the process of […]

Viktor Farcic · Sep 12, 2018
Blogs

DevOps Ethics: The Danger of Unethical Code

The accident could not have come at a worse time for Uber. Already under scrutiny following several high-profile lawsuits for sexual harassment, intellectual property theft and other accusations that played at least as significant role in founder and former CEO Travis Kalanick’s departure, the ride-hailing firm’s driverless test vehicle was involved in a fatal pedestrian […]

B. Cameron Gain · Sep 11, 2018
Blogs

Keynotes and Announcements at DevOps World | Jenkins World 2018

Each year DevOps World | Jenkins World is bigger and better than the year before. This means the announcements at the show also continue to evolve to keep pace with the rate of innovation. With the tremendous growth in DevOps adoption, the event will highlight the contributions of industry leaders and provide insight for attendees […]

Heidi Gilmore · Sep 11, 2018
Blogs

Continuous Testing in the ‘2018 Accelerate State of DevOps’ Report

Here’s a peek into what continuous testing means to DevOps today The “2018 Accelerate State of DevOps” report is the brainchild of Dr. Nicole Forsgren, Gene Kim and Jez Humble at DORA (DevOps Research and Assessment). Based on five years of research, with more than 30,000 data points from thousands of companies, the project aims […]

Cynthia Dunlop · Sep 10, 2018
Blogs

Open Mainframe Project Launches Zowe to Advance DevOps

The Open Mainframe Project has launched Zowe, an effort to make mainframes running z/OS both more accessible and programmable using REST application programming interfaces (APIs). Announced at the Open Source Summit, the Zowe project is being led by IBM, CA Technologies and Rocket Software. Matt Hogstrom, chief architect for z/OS Systems at IBM, said the […]

Mike Vizard · Sep 5, 2018
Blogs

DevSecOps: Where DevOps and Security Meet

Catching up with three IT leaders on the role of security in the changing world of DevOps The DevOps methodology as a software and engineering culture goes back nearly 10 years—Patrick Debois coined the term when he named a Belgian software conference “devopsdays.” Since then, the movement has taken on a mind of its own, […]

Alan Shimel · Sep 4, 2018
Application Performance Management/Monitoring

How to Use APM to Hold Cloud Providers Accountable

Here’s the challenge: Cloud providers’ service level agreements (SLAs) typically stop at the edge of their cloud, while your internal service level expectations run end to end. Measuring performance from the end user to the application and back, including device details, user productivity and page load times, is essential for customer satisfaction and continuous performance […]

Gayle Levin · Aug 30, 2018
Events

How to Convince Your Manager to Send You to DevOps World | Jenkins World 2018

The largest gathering of Jenkins users and DevOps practitioners is less than a month away. DevOps World | Jenkins World 2018 will be held in two locations this year, Sept. 16-19 in San Francisco and Oct. 22-25 in Nice, France. With exciting keynotes from industry influencers including Dr. Nicole Forsgren, CEO and chief data scientist […]

Alan Shimel · Aug 28, 2018
Blogs

VMware Extends DevOps Reach via SaaS Apps

VMware, at the VMworld 2018 conference today, announced it will be delving deeper in the realm of DevOps with the launch of a continuous delivery pipeline dubbed Code Stream. In addition, VMware announced Cloud Assembly, a set of declarative tools that enable IT organizations to spin up a cloud in as little as 10 minutes […]

Mike Vizard · Aug 27, 2018
Blogs

When DevOps and ITSM Collide: Mistakes to Avoid

In many ways the DevOps movement evolved as a reaction against the worst elements of IT service management (ITSM). IT leaders wanted to get from under the yoke of overly complex processes, bureaucracy and red tape to speed up software delivery, and to just get stuff done. Now that DevOps has kicked into full gear […]

Ericka Chickowski · Aug 24, 2018